GA4 three years later: the 5 mistakes I keep seeing
Three years of GA4 on real projects. The mistakes that keep coming back, and why they are usually not technical problems but setup problems: measuring everything and deciding nothing.
SEO · CRO · DIGITAL STRATEGY SINCE 2008
I help ecommerce businesses grow with data, content and an unhealthy attention to detail. Co-founder of 56K Agency, Italy, where I work every day. Here, I think out loud.
TL;DR
I've worked in SEO, CRO and digital strategy since 2008, almost always on ecommerce. I'm co-founder of 56K Agency, and I hold one simple conviction about this craft: results come from data read well and content made well. The rest is noise.
The long version →Not services. The topics I work on, study and write about.
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From "classic" SEO to visibility in AI answers: how you build an entity that engines, all of them, recognise and cite.
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Sell more or generate better leads without buying more traffic: data, tests and UX in service of conversion. From ecommerce to B2B.
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GA4, dashboards, measurement and decisions: digital strategy is choosing what NOT to do, and you need numbers for that.
Read more →Three years of GA4 on real projects. The mistakes that keep coming back, and why they are usually not technical problems but setup problems: measuring everything and deciding nothing.
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