aisha

Hi liza ,
here is some tips on how you can solve this issue

To analyze data in Google Analytics based on specific dimensions and filters, follow these steps:

In your Google Analytics account, navigate to the desired view and open the reporting section.
Click on the "Add Dimension" button and select "Page Path" and "Session Channel" from the list.
Next, choose the metrics you want to analyze by clicking on the "Add Metric" button.
To configure the filter for the "Organic" channel and page paths containing "/blog/", click on the "Add Filter" button.
In the filter configuration, select the "Session Channel" dimension and set the filter to include only "Organic" channel.
Then, add an additional filter using the "Page Path" dimension and specify that it should contain "/blog/".
By applying these filters, you will be able to analyze data specifically for sessions originating from the "Organic" channel and restricted to page paths containing "/blog/". This will provide insights into the performance of organic traffic on the blog section of your website.

Hi Carora
I think this is the answer you're looking for,
Currently, scheduling emails in Google Analytics 4 (GA4) is not supported. If you want to schedule emails, you will need to continue using Universal Analytics (UA) until the feature is implemented in GA4.

After transitioning from Universal Analytics (UA) to GA4, we have encountered an issue related to site search analysis. In UA, we could analyze site search terms and get a breakdown of the results. However, in GA4, when we enter "/search" in the analysis search box, it returns zero views even though the total search views are over 100 for the selected period. We would appreciate some guidance in simple terms on what we might be doing wrong and how we can obtain this important data in GA4.

Hi agkhy i hope you find this useful

It appears that the /Cart and /Checkout pages might be generating new sessions, thus causing them to be recognized as landing pages. In cases where the new session has no source/medium information, it may inherit the values from the previous session. Another potential factor could be if you have a cart abandonment email campaign that includes links to these pages, which could contribute to their high traffic and popularity.

Hi Ijain hope this helps
If there seems to be an issue with a specific metric, "Total revenue," causing a malfunction then to resolve this, you can try removing the "Total revenue" metric, and the functionality should be restored. Alternatively, using the "Event value" metric could also be a viable solution. Numerous posts in the community have already discussed this problem in detail.

Hi Ijain hope this helps

In GA4, data freshness can be a factor that affects the functionality of certain features, including the Funnel Exploration feature. According to Google's support documentation, data processing and availability in GA4 can have a delay of 24 to 48 hours for non-GA360 users.

To address this issue, you can consider using dimensions like "Hour" and "Date + Hour (YYYYMMDDHH)" in your analysis. These dimensions provide a more granular breakdown of data and can help you get near-real-time insights for specific time periods.

It's important to keep in mind that data freshness and processing delays are inherent to GA4 and can impact the availability of certain features. Monitoring the documentation and seeking support from Google or the GA4 community forums can provide further assistance in understanding and troubleshooting any issues related to data freshness.

hi hope you find this helpful

There could be several reasons why the "Apply" button in GA4's Funnel Exploration feature may not be working or disabled.

Insufficient data: The Funnel Exploration feature requires a sufficient amount of data to generate meaningful insights. If there isn't enough data available for the selected time period or the chosen events, the "Apply" button may be disabled.

Invalid or incompatible event selections: If the selected events or event parameters are not compatible with the Funnel Exploration feature, the "Apply" button may not work. Ensure that the events and parameters you've chosen are appropriate for funnel analysis.

Missing or incomplete configuration: If the Funnel Exploration feature is not set up correctly, it may result in issues with the "Apply" button. Double-check your configuration settings to ensure everything is properly set up, including the event definitions, conversion goals, and funnel steps.

Technical issues or bugs: There could be technical issues or bugs within the GA4 interface that are causing the "Apply" button to malfunction. In such cases, it's recommended to reach out to Google Support or consult the GA4 community forums for assistance.

If you're experiencing issues with the "Apply" button, it's best to review your configuration, verify your data availability, and consider any potential technical issues.