r/GoogleAnalytics

Been working on GA4 sites after working in Amplitude for years. Does GA4 really have no way to filter by country? Frustrated if true as it would really help us keep our data cleaner. This kind of thing is exactly why ai don’t use Google if given a choice. Thanks

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I recently seen my domain's Organic sessions is totally equal to engaged sessions, which results in 100 % engagement rate and "0" bounce rate.

I have checked real time, debug, GTM but found everything fine.

But can't able to figure out the issue, can anyone help me with this.

I need to know when organic sessions is same as engaged sessions which is not possible.

Where to check and what to sort?

Thanks in advance.

I've started running ads across a few different platforms and my UTM links are getting messy fast. Between Facebook, Google, newsletters and different campaigns, I feel like I'm constantly creating slightly different versions of the same URL.

I also want to keep the links organized so I can actually figure out where clicks are coming from later.

What are you guys using to manage this? Spreadsheet, link management tool, something else?

I understand traditional SEO pretty well, but GEO still feels a little new to me. I’ve been looking into enterprise GEO agencies, and I’m curious how businesses actually decide which one to work with. I’m also wondering how they measure results. With traditional SEO, you can use Google Analytics and Google Search Console to track things like website traffic. What tools or metrics did you use to decide whether the investment was worth it?

Hur funkar de för er att göra analyser med Claude? Jag har provat en del olika skills men tycker ofta att de blir fel eller att den hittar på saker, räknar fel osv.

I’m a beginner building a web service by myself. Our internal user_id is already a random UUID.

For GA4 User-ID, which approach is commonly used in real production services?

1. Use the internal user_id directly
2. HMAC/hash the internal user_id
3. Create a separate random ga4_id only for GA4

There are no existing users yet, so adding a ga4_id column would be easy.

I’m mainly curious about what people actually use in production and why.

I recently joined a new organization and one of my responsibilities is managing their Google analytics. In a GA4 roll-up (consolidating the main domain and 2 subdomains) property, I'm seeing rows where New users is much higher than Total users, and sessions per total user is way past anything a real person would do. I haven't been able to pin down why. We use a blended reporting identity.

Google's docs say new users can exceed active users but shouldn't exceed total users, and that thresholding can cause discrepancies.

My question is, what would you recommend I check to diagnose this issue. Has anyone else seen this issue in GA4? Could it be a consent mode issue? Is there a way to tell thresholding from modelling when the data quality icon isn't showing anything?