As we prepare to roll out support for Chrome Privacy Sandbox APIs, having a durable measurement strategy is more important than ever. This will allow you to navigate a privacy-first future while still reaching your audiences and measuring effectively without relying on third-party cookies.
Google Analytics 4 has enhanced conversions feature that will help you adapt to regulatory and privacy changes by providing a more complete picture of your cross-channel conversion attribution. By combining consented first-party data with your existing conversion tags, you can match your data with other Google data in a privacy-safe way to gain a clearer view of your campaign performance. This feature also allows you to easily send these enhanced conversions directly to Google Ads to leverage Google AI and enhance the performance of your ads.
In addition, sharing consent choices with Google Analytics 4 using Consent Mode has never been simpler. By utilizing AI-powered behavioral modeling, you can gain valuable insights into your users’ journeys and understand their behavior more effectively.
Google Analytics 4 is designed to be durable for the future, allowing you to stay ahead of ongoing changes in the measurement landscape. We are committed to providing you with a tool that answers key questions about your business throughout your consumers’ entire path to purchase.
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