Danny Smith

hi does anyone know what this pop-up means in analytics??

AMP is now supported in Google Analytics 4, ensuring that publishers using AMP are able to measure their website performance with GA4. Learn how to implement the integration and get started today: goo.gle/3PuagB7

We're heading back to @brightonseo's #MeasureFest! 🥳 Our Senior Analytics Manager, @DannySmAnalysis, returns for September's conference to talk all things BigQuery, & making the most of the platform with the move to GA4. 🤯 Get your tickets here! 🎟️ brightonseo.com/fringe/measure…

#GA4 is the future of marketing reporting, so it's vital that you get to grips with the new platform. From key benefits to limitations, and key workarounds, we've covered it all in our beginner's guide to GA4 - click the link below to get acquainted! semetrical.com/what-is-google…

Our SEO stars Hope & Nick have been presenting at @Figaro_Digital's latest seminar on international expansion! Some excellent tips on helping your website rank internationally, and the many technical factors that are important to consider. Thanks for having us, #FigaroDigital!

New day, new #ChatGPT extension! 🤗 With the `ChatGPT for Search Engines` extension, you can view ChatGPT responses on Google and Bing! See my demo video below 👇 Install it from the Chrome web store: 🔗 chrome.google.com/webstore/detai…

We recently introduced a new suggested audience — 7-day unnotified users. This includes app users who have not been reached via push notifications. Check it out in your suggested audiences in Google Analytics 4 → goo.gle/3OfVbjR

Learn how performance evolves through time — check out the recently launched date and hour dimensions in Google Analytics → goo.gle/3DUQo3F

big data is my passion

For those of you who love analytics, @DannySmAnalysis' talk on saving time and money by using R to feed GA data into BigQuery is a must! He'll even be dropping some of his personal code to make it even easier for you 👀 Reserve your spot below: october2022.brightonseo.com/talks/using-r-…

@Mithila2806 Thanks mate - much appreciated 😀

@DannySmAnalysis That's useful information ℹ️ I did link bigQuery to GA4 and was thinking the same that how do I get the historical data. thanks very much 👍 Also, attended your BrightonSEO talk it was amazing 👏

A couple additional reasons to use the GA4 API instead of relying entirely on the BigQuery integration...

2. There is a 1 million event daily export limit from the BigQuery integration. Need more data? You could use the GA4 API to certain data points into BigQuery instead of relying on the native link.

1. BigQuery integration is not retrospective. If you've only just turned it on, use the GA4 API to feed historic data (i.e. sessions) into BigQuery for easier data merging

@JNickMount Thanks a lot! I'd recommend giving it a go running python in @rstudio

@DannySmAnalysis Thanks for the presentation Danny! Loved the idea of connecting GA (and potentially other APIs) to BigQuery with R Studio. Will definitely try this one out! Though probably with the Python method 😋

Super excited to present at Measurefest this afternoon! Really enjoyed meeting some of the other speakers last night #BrightonSEO #Measurefest

It's been a busy first day at #BrightonSEO, but we're just getting started! This time tomorrow, @alexjonespr takes to the stage for his talk: 'Why Regionals & Red-Tops Are A Link-Builder's Secret Weapon'. Not to be missed! 15:50, Syndicate 3 & 4, tomorrow. We can't wait!

Much appreciated mate! They both have their benefits. Really depends on what you're trying to achieve 🙌

Our team loved @tomcbennet's presentation on server-side tracking - a brilliant overview of how to install it, and the benefits of doing so! #MeasureFest