This video goes over some common issues you might encounter while looking at Google Analytics reports, and suggestions for how to troubleshoot or mitigate them. Topics include:
How do I validate my data? How do I make sure my data is working in Google Analytics?
What do “not set” and “other” mean in my reports?
How do I handle a data oscillations or unexpected data?
This video is the fifth in a series of videos all about reporting in Google Analytics. It’s the final one in the series kickoff this week, but stay tuned for more by subscribing and bookmarking this playlist:
• Reporting in Google Analytics 4
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RESOURCES:
Confirm that you’re collecting data:
https://support.google.com/analytics/...
What the value (not set) means in your reports:
https://support.google.com/analytics/...
About the (other) row:
https://support.google.com/analytics/...
About anomaly detection:
https://support.google.com/analytics/...
Watch another troubleshooting tutorial:
• Troubleshooting in Google Analytics
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