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Your product should comply with our policies. Review your 3D model. You can use a validation tool to verify if your 3D model works properly. If you don’t follow these requirements, we won’t be able to use your 3D attribute for the product. Why we care. 3D and AR images may help you get more visibility and clicks from Google Search to your website and that may lead to more conversions and sales through your web site. So if you can offer these 3D images and serve them through Google Merchant Center, it might be something you want to experiment to see how traffic and conversions improve.
Hat tip to FeedArmy for spotting this.Joe Sinkwitz (UA) isn’t coming back, so it’s time to figure out how to make GA4 work as well for you as possible. This article will walk through some of the common issues clients and marketers have run into regarding DB to Data reporting and how you can address each. 1. Metric and calculation changes in UA vs. GA4 A fundamental area of confusion for Google Analytics users transitioning from UA to GA4 is that GA4 uses different metrics and calculations than UA. Adam Proehl does a good job walking through these differences in UA and GA4 metrics in his Search Engine Land article. Google has also published a breakdown here.
Just the terminology around users, featured at the beginning of that Google documentation, is an area where people get confused as they’re trying to recreate their old UA reports in GA4: UA vs GA4 terminology on users As Proehl summarized, the high-level difference here is: “UA was based on sessions and pageviews. GA4 is based on events and parameters. Both methods can collect and tally data, but the output in a report will look different.” Familiarizing yourself with the differences in how things are calculated and what different terminology means and measures is an essential first step to ensuring you aren’t confused by your GA4 reports.
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