Measurement

    Google Analytics finally got easy: now you just ask it questions.

    John FrazeeFounder, Love.Marketing3 min read

    Google Analytics 4 has a well-earned reputation for being confusing. Edward Sturm flagged a change that quietly fixes a lot of that: a native AI feature, Analytics Advisor, that lets you ask plain-English questions about your data and get a real answer back.

    Why it matters

    For years, getting a straight answer out of GA4, like which pages actually drive calls, or where your best leads come from, took technical know-how most owners do not have. Being able to just ask lowers that barrier a lot.

    The part that doesn't change

    A tool that answers questions is only as good as the questions you ask it, and whether you are measuring the right things in the first place. That is where we come in: we make sure your analytics and tracking are set up to capture what actually matters to your business, so the answers, from you or the AI, are the right ones.

    Good tools help. Measuring the right thing helps more. That's marketing made with love.

    About the author

    About John Frazee

    John Frazee is the founder of Love.Marketing, a San Antonio agency that’s helped local businesses grow through search, ads, social, and web for over 25 years. He and the in-house team keep a close eye on how search is changing so their clients don’t have to.

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