Matt Crowley (Vice President, Digital Services) and Ashley Scharber (Director, SEO & Content) discuss why content strategy and user experience should be at the forefront of any domain consolidation discussions. They also discuss the growing trend of domain consolidation in healthcare and how to remain focused on the patient experience throughout the process.
With the end date of Universal Analytics upon us, Google has been sunsetting related products that work based on the underlying UA JavaScript and one of these products is Google Optimize. After September 30, 2023, both the free and paid (360) versions of Google Optimize will no longer be available.
Google is constantly updating Google Analytics and while most are great incremental updates or game changing announcements like GA4; some are not as warmly received. Take the deprecation announcement in 2017 of the in-page analytics report (previously the Site Overlay report). This trusty report would show you click and conversion data overlayed against the actual pages of your site served in the GA interface. Due to ever-changing browser security issues, this report just didn’t work properly and Google created the Page Analytics Extension for Chrome. That said, this extension also does not always work, and it was also deprecated later in 2017. (The extension is still available, just not supported or improved.)