
Learn to confidently use Google Analytics to measure business performance, identify growth opportunities, and track marketing campaigns, with hands-on setup of properties, tracking, and reporting dimensions and segments.
Explore GA4 fundamentals, learn how Google Analytics tracks website visitors, and distinguish dimensions (text data) from metrics (numbers) to guide business decisions.
Learn to set up google analytics and google tag manager on your website, using a measurement ID to connect them. Explore wordpress integration, real-time data, and ecommerce tracking with GA4.
Learn to integrate ai tools like ChatGPT with Google Analytics to analyze data and support data-driven decisions, using prompts, data uploads, and screenshots.
Explore how Google Analytics identifies users with user IDs, devices, Google signals, and modeling, and how GA4 measures sessions, engaged sessions, and time to boost engagement metrics.
Understand Google Analytics 4 real-time and report views, track key events (conversions), acquisition, engagement, monetization, and retention, compare date ranges, and analyze traffic sources with UTM parameters.
Master primary and secondary dimensions in Google Analytics, filter and sort by source, medium, country, and engagement to derive in-depth traffic and conversion insights.
Master GA4 and Google Tag Manager by building custom events such as scroll tracking, configuring triggers, and validating real-time analytics to optimize engagement and conversions on your site.
Learn to use the Google Analytics explore tab: custom reports, funnels, and visual journeys with dimensions and metrics. Get ChatGPT guidance on templates to interpret data and gain insights.
Explore practical Google Analytics 4 techniques to build a browser and language matrix, import metrics, and extract insights by city, country, device, and screen resolution.
Enable demographic data in reports, and create calculated matrix to analyze inactive users by device category and track age and gender insights.
Access data from the Google Merchant Center in Google Analytics, link it with Google Ads and Google Search Console, and use URL parameters to track traffic with UTM parameters.
Analyze ads in Google Analytics using a dummy account, tracking CPC, session source, and bounce rate to evaluate landing pages and performance, then review e-commerce purchases by device and country.
Explore Google Analytics Intelligence to gain instant insights on demographics, user acquisition, and top pages by views, using suggested questions across reports for month-over-month traffic trends.
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Discover Google Analytics and its three core stages—acquisition, behavior, and conversion—through data that illuminate website performance and inform marketing decisions in online campaigns.
Understand how Google Analytics collects and organizes website data to generate clear reports for marketing decisions. Set up a Google Analytics account and embed the JavaScript snippet.
Set up a Google Analytics account and property, copy the tracking script, and paste it into your website or WordPress plugin to start collecting data for marketing decisions.
Explore the basic structure of Google Analytics, including accounts, properties, and views, and learn how dashboards, metrics, and traffic sources reveal how users interact with your site.
Explore real time analytics in Google Analytics, showing current active users, pages, location, traffic sources, goals, and events to monitor website activity and inform immediate marketing actions.
Understand how Google Analytics counts sessions: a session starts at a visit and ends after 30 minutes of inactivity, possibly creating new sessions.
Explore audience understanding in Google Analytics by examining active users, demographics, language, location, and engagement, and learn to compare segments, create benchmarks, and measure lifetime value.
Learn cohort analysis through a simple daily user example in Google Analytics, measuring how many users visit on day one and return on day two and beyond.
Explore acquisition in Google Analytics to see where new users come from, including organic search, social media such as Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, and referrals from other sites.
Explore Google Analytics behavior reports and live data to understand visitor actions, page views, unique page views, bounce rate, exits, landing pages, and timing, and compare data across dates.
Explore conversion reports in Google Analytics to see goal completion, set and visualize goals, and analyze e-commerce funnels to optimize marketing performance.
Learn how to create and use views in Google Analytics to filter traffic, exclude employees by IP, and tailor data by country with predefined and custom views.
Learn to customize your Google Analytics dashboard by adding widgets, choosing metrics like sessions and users, importing templates, and arranging layouts for tailored insights.
Learn how to use Google Analytics annotations to log campaign notes, link traffic sources to audiences, and connect notes with changes in site users.
Create and analyze a custom audience in Google Analytics by defining audiences by behavior— all users, new users, returning users— and use remarketing to re-engage visitors who left your site.
Create and compare custom segments in Google Analytics, applying, modifying, and analyzing combinations like mobile traffic versus all users, using audience, language, and device filters.
Learn how to set up goals and funnels in Google Analytics, defining destinations, durations, and conversions to measure goal completion and value across your site.
Set up and manage goals in Google Analytics, define destination pages, and track conversions from landing pages to campaigns while understanding the limit of 20 goals.
Explore how events capture user actions on websites and apps and how goals track conversions in Google Analytics. Learn to use destination goal, landing page, and subscriptions to measure outcomes.
Learn to connect Google Search Console with Google Analytics to view search data in acquisition reports. The video guides linking, data sharing, and site verification for a complete integration.
Explore attribution models that assign conversion credit across channels like Google, Facebook, social media, and email marketing, including first, last, equal, and customizable approaches for Google Analytics.
Set up custom alerts in Google Analytics to email you when key metrics cross thresholds, such as 1,500 users. Monitor changes like a 10 percent daily increase without opening analytics.
Learn how to import data, including Facebook ads, into Google Analytics by uploading properly formatted files and mapping source, medium, and campaign data for acquisition insights.
Learn to use the tool bar in Google Analytics to explore audience and behavior reports, customize and export data, and share insights, with scheduled reports by frequency.
Explore the basic views in Google Analytics, including real-time, audience, behavior, and conversion reports, and learn to navigate acquisition, segments, devices, and time dimensions to analyze website data.
Understand the difference between dimensions and metrics in Google Analytics, where dimensions are attributes and metrics are numeric measurements, and how their combination yields meaningful analytics.
Explore how to use secondary dimensions in Google Analytics to break down metrics by gender, source, and social channels, enabling in-depth audience analysis and clearer insights.
Follow a five-step process to identify the relevant identities in the document, analyze the issue, search and navigate sources, define the segment, and deliver an expert report with timely disclosure.
Identify users who did not use English in the last 15 days by navigating to language under audience, creating a time segment, and calculating the 2.94% share.
Explore practical cases analyzing how user language impacts bounce rate in Google Analytics, using segments to compare English and other languages and interpret audience behavior.
Learn to analyze language and device usage of website visitors by building segments in Google Analytics and uncover how different language groups access your site on mobile.
Apply a five-step process to identify new users by percentage over the last three months, using segments, traffic sources, and reports in Google Analytics.
Apply practical cases in marketing analytics with Google Analytics to analyze conversion, segments, and new users, using reports and data to understand e-commerce performance.
Explore the most used Google Analytics reports and insights to focus your business analysis on about 50 key reports.
Learn the most used Google Analytics reports, apply segments and exclusions, and analyze Android device data, new users, and sessions to optimize advertising and business performance.
Explore how to use Google Analytics acquisition reports to compare channels such as organic search, social media, and Instagram stories, and toggle between users and sessions to reveal traffic sources.
Explore the most used reports in Google Analytics 3, focusing on behavior by pages, navigation paths, entrances, and how users move from the home page to other site pages.
Explore the most used reports in Google Analytics 4 for evaluating landing pages, including how visitors arrive, which landing pages perform best, and how campaigns influence engagement.
Explore how conversion goals populate reports in Google Analytics, track goal completions, and measure engagement and checkout behavior to optimize conversions.
Learn to create and customize custom reports and dashboards in Google Analytics, edit metrics and dimensions, export insights, and tailor audience data for actionable marketing insights.
Learn to build your own custom reports in Google Analytics by creating custom metrics and dimensions, naming exclusions, and organizing data with groups to analyze audience and acquisition trends.
Create and customize Google Analytics reports by selecting dimensions like category, source, gender, and ethnicity, using filters and segments to analyze new and total users.
Explore custom reports in Google Analytics by adding multiple dimensions, including primary and secondary dimensions, to build flexible matrices for comparing sources, medium, and user metrics.
Customize and export Google Analytics reports, control the data shown (as 10 or 50 records), and share results with clients using advanced options.
Explore custom reports in Google Analytics to analyze user behavior by date and time, track new users and bounce rates, and gain city-level insights with precise time granularity.
Learn to use the customization feature to create custom landing page reports, track metrics such as users, new users, and bounce rate, and measure campaign goals in Google Analytics.
Learn how regular expressions enable precise audience segmentation in analytics by crafting patterns to include or exclude sources like Google and YouTube, using segment gates and logical operators.
Explore how to create custom reports and audiences and view behavior and attribution data in Google Analytics. Learn practical tips on segmentation, property and user management, and scheduling emails.
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Learn to navigate Google Analytics resources, including the YouTube channel, blogs, and forums, and review updates on bot traffic remediation, data import, attribution, and the 2026 releases.
If you want to master Google Analytics and track every click, sale, user behavior, marketing campaign, and business growth with data — this course will change the way you work forever. Whether you're a beginner or already using Google Analytics but still confused about reports and features, this Google Analytics course gives you everything in one place — from basic setup to pro-level strategies used by real digital marketers and data analysts.
Google Analytics 4 has replaced Universal Analytics, and many professionals still don’t know how to use it the right way. Companies are seeking people who understand GA4, event tracking, audience insights, conversion reports, funnels, traffic analysis, and performance measurement. If you don't learn it now, you’ll be left behind while others take the certification and step into better job roles.
Inside this course, you get step-by-step lessons and real business cases that show how Google Analytics is used in live projects. You will learn how to track user actions, understand where traffic comes from, analyze paid campaigns, and improve sales with data. You’ll also learn how to connect tools like WooCommerce, Google Ads, Google Search Console, and ChatGPT to improve workflows and save time.
We start from zero — setup, account creation, structure, tracking code, dimensions, metrics, bounce rate, user sessions, UTM parameters, product performance, screen resolution, page speed insights, path exploration, funnel exploration, custom reports, alerts, and even advanced techniques like regex and calculated metrics. You won’t just watch — you will do everything yourself with practical guided lessons.
This course also helps you prepare for Google Analytics certification, Google Data Analytics Certificate, and skills taught in Google Analytics Academy, but in a more practical and focused way.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Track everything happening on a website.
Understand what’s working and what’s losing money.
Create data-driven reports for clients and employers.
Build custom dashboards and insights.
Improve marketing campaigns using analytics.
Apply for jobs confidently in analytics, marketing, eCommerce, and data reporting.
If you skip this skill now, your competitors will be one step ahead. Businesses rely on analytics to make decisions — and those who understand data become valuable immediately. This course gives you real knowledge, real confidence, and real skills used in the field.
Whether you want a job, freelance clients, a promotion, or better results from your website — this course will help you reach that level.