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What’s the Best Alternative to Google Universal Analytics for SMBs?

Webbiquity

GA Alternatives Not Covered The vendors below are likely to show up in your research on GA alternatives. However, while these are all great products, none are straight-up GA replacements. It also pulls in data from GA, GSC, and Google My Business (GMB) ads. These are generally powerful but pricey tools.

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SEO Website Analytics: Going One Step Deeper Into GA

Moz

Posted by Brie-E-Anderson Website analytics can tell us a lot about our audience and how they interact with our site. Oftentimes, we rely heavily on these analytics for reporting. But what if I told you that Google Analytics provides data that can be used as a strategy tool?

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Three Web Analytics Tools Worth a Close Look

Webbiquity

Google Analytics (GA) is the baseline in website traffic monitoring tools. But while GA is wildly popular (and free), it definitely has its limitations. Fortunately, there’s an expanding ecosystem of tools that supplement GA to give digital marketers much richer, actionable insights into what’s happening online.

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What Is MarTech? Explore How Your Business Can Use It to Streamline Marketing Efforts

Marketing Insider Group

Much of the time, you can use Google Analytics (GA) for this. There are additional tools that snapshot this information if GA seems a bit confusing. You need to gather these data sets to understand what on your website resonates with users. Some alternatives include: Clicky : Clicky is a simple real-time analytics solution.

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How to use Google Analytics for stronger social media reporting

Sprout Social

Google Analytics (GA) offers solutions to these multi-pronged questions around social media analytics. Understand your target audience Social metrics from GA tell you audience demographics, their online behavior, interests and where they spend their time online.

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What Does an Excellent B2B CRO Strategy Look Like?

Webbiquity

Google Analytics (GA) is a powerful, free tool that provides information and reports on how visitors are interacting with your website. You can use GA to track conversions, see where people are coming from and identify potential issues with your site — like a high bounce rate or low dwell time for important pages.

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Google to remove GA4 integration with Optimize

Martech

If you’re using it in any way beyond GA, it will affect your strategy. The Google Marketing Platform’s long-standing dominance is with their media tools and GA, not with personalization (if you’re a veteran GA user, this may be bringing back some rough memories of Google Content Experiments).