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and the organization of the collected data in a completely new way. I recommend starting the preparation right away, because planning and implementing a thorough and well-thought-out analytics structure takes time. If all of this sounds strange or your own resources are not enough, we will be more than happy to help you plan and carry out the change! But now to my actual blog topic, after we have covered the important considerations regarding the implementation of Google Analytics 4. We have previously presented the differences between the Universal Analytics and Google Analytics 4 user interfaces , so we will not focus on them in this blog.
I recommend that you read our previous Google Analytics 4 blog posts if you are still unfamiliar with them. In this blog, we delve deeper into the attribution models offered by Google Analytics 4 and how you can use them in the analysis of purchase paths. The attribution models have remained pretty much the same compared to Universal Analytics, but one significant change has occurred: the default Phone Number Listattribution model is a data-based model that was previously only available to Google 360 ​​customers. Introduction to Google Analytics 4 attribution models There are numerous models for measuring attribution, and to make things a little more complicated, different platforms and tools measure attribution in different ways.
A short information package in between: after all, the attribution model is a rule or set of rules that determines how credit for conversions is recorded at different points in your customers' conversion path (purchase process). We have previously presented the different attribution models of Google's Universal Analytics user interface, so let's now take a look at what Google Analytics 4 offers, where almost the same models are still in use, but their grouping has changed slightly. The biggest change is that the data-based model, previously only available to 360 customers, is now freely available to everyone. In practice, Google Analytics 4 offers three types of attribution models : rule-based models that consider all channels A rules-based model that favors Google Ads data-driven model.
I recommend that you read our previous Google Analytics 4 blog posts if you are still unfamiliar with them. In this blog, we delve deeper into the attribution models offered by Google Analytics 4 and how you can use them in the analysis of purchase paths. The attribution models have remained pretty much the same compared to Universal Analytics, but one significant change has occurred: the default Phone Number Listattribution model is a data-based model that was previously only available to Google 360 ​​customers. Introduction to Google Analytics 4 attribution models There are numerous models for measuring attribution, and to make things a little more complicated, different platforms and tools measure attribution in different ways.
A short information package in between: after all, the attribution model is a rule or set of rules that determines how credit for conversions is recorded at different points in your customers' conversion path (purchase process). We have previously presented the different attribution models of Google's Universal Analytics user interface, so let's now take a look at what Google Analytics 4 offers, where almost the same models are still in use, but their grouping has changed slightly. The biggest change is that the data-based model, previously only available to 360 customers, is now freely available to everyone. In practice, Google Analytics 4 offers three types of attribution models : rule-based models that consider all channels A rules-based model that favors Google Ads data-driven model.