Even if you never delve deeper, the Reports Snapshot from Google Analytics is important for marketing your business, and here’s why:

Would it surprise you  😲 to learn that an emoji in the subject line increases the open rate of an email by 56%? But there are drawbacks, too, so read on before deciding to use them.

The new Google Analytics, GA4, is split up into three main Reports, Explore, and Advertising. Not all may be important to your organization, so let’s take a closer look.

You probably already know the answer to this, but let’s also talk about the audience your business wants to engage with before you jump on a social media platform.

Okay, if GA4 was correctly installed on your business website and the data is being recorded properly, it’s time to talk about what you’re seeing.

While you read all the chatter on social media marketing, you might be wondering if it's all just hype. Regardless of the various “expert” opinions, what’s most important is how YOUR bottom line is doing.

Since GA4 measures how engaged your website visitors are in a more glass-half-full way than the old UA did, start by familiarizing yourself with the terms and philosophies.

Everyone and their mother have mobile phones in their pockets, but judging by the number of bad mobile websites, it's hard to believe. Is yours one of the annoying ones?

If you opened up the new Google Analytics platform to see your business reports and were bewildered, you are not alone. Let’s try demystifying GA4 so you can use it.

When your customers have so many choices, your business must stand out in the crowd. For starters, try doing these three things: