Google Analytics 4
The default web + product analytics standard: event-based measurement, free at scale.
Almost every B2B site that needs trustworthy, free web and conversion analytics.
Analytics & Measurement
What Google Analytics 4 is.
Google Analytics 4 is the event-based successor to Universal Analytics and the default free analytics platform. Configured well, with a clean data layer and server-side tagging, it's a reliable measurement foundation.
The value is entirely in the setup: a rushed GA4 install produces data no one trusts. We implement it as instrumentation, not a checkbox.
Google Analytics 4 pros & cons.
- ✓ Free at the scale most B2B teams need.
- ✓ Flexible event-based model for web and app.
- ✓ Native BigQuery export for deeper analysis.
- ✓ Integrates with Google Ads for conversion optimization.
- – Steeper, less intuitive than Universal Analytics.
- – Bad implementations produce untrustworthy data.
- – Reporting UI frustrates power users (pair with Looker Studio).
Is Google Analytics 4 right for your industry?
How Google Analytics 4 lands across the sectors we work in: B2B SaaS, FinTech & RegTech, Industrial & Manufacturing, and Professional Services.
B2B SaaS
Strong fitEvent model captures both marketing and product-led signals.
FinTech & RegTech
Good fitWorkable with careful consent and data-governance configuration.
Industrial & Manufacturing
Good fitFinally makes long, multi-touch journeys measurable.
Professional Services
Strong fitFree, capable measurement for lean marketing teams.
Google Analytics 4 vs the alternatives.
| Alternative | What it is | Compared to Google Analytics 4 |
|---|---|---|
| Looker Studio | Free BI/reporting on top of GA4. | Not an analytics tool itself, the reporting layer we pair with GA4 for readable dashboards. |
We implement GA4 with a clean data layer, server-side tagging, and consent handling, then surface it in Looker Studio so the numbers are trusted and actionable.
Tactics that run on Google Analytics 4.
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