Google releases new migration instrument which is able to routinely import UA targets to GA4
Google lately introduced that assist for Common Analytics could be phased out starting July 1, 2023. Since then, Google has been releasing instruments and providing steering to assist customers make a clean transition from Common Analytics (UA) to Google Analytics 4 (GA4). One of the essential options of Google Analytics is “Targets” that are used for conversion monitoring. Google has launched the “Targets migration instrument” to let customers seamlessly migrate all their present targets they’ve arrange in UA to GA4.
Learn how to use the Targets migration instrument?
At the start, as a way to use the instrument, it's essential to have the ‘Editor’ entry. After you have the required entry, you possibly can observe the under steps to get began:
1. In Google Analytics, go to the Admin part
2. Below the ‘Property’ part, choose the Google Analytics 4 property that you're utilizing. And click on on “Setup Assistant”
3. Now scroll right down to ‘Conversions’ part and click on on “Import present targets out of your linked Common Analytics property”
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4. You'll be introduced with the migration instrument that can assist you migrate your targets from UA to GA4
Picture credit: Charles Farina
The place are you able to see the imported Targets and conversion information?
After you have efficiently migrated your targets to GA4, you possibly can view them beneath ‘Configure->Conversions’
Listed below are the steps to get there:
1. Go to your respective Google Analytics 4 property
2. Click on on ‘Configure’
3. Now you can see all the information within the ‘Conversions’ part
You'll require some stage of experience to correctly use the brand new migration instrument. You possibly can seek advice from Google’s official documentation to correctly configure the identical.
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