UA accounts that are still processing data could be retired at any time, so Google still strongly advises only using GA4. Nicola Agius on September 5, 2023 Google had warned that everyone would be forced to migrate over to Google Analytics 4 by July 1 or else they would lose the ability to track the performance of … Continue reading Universal Analytics still processing data two months after ‘sunset’
With days to go before Google turns off Universal Analytics, a majority of sites around the world and in the US are still using it. Constantine von Hoffman on June 21, 2023 The UApocalypse is drawing nigh. On July 1st, nine days from now, Google will shut down the standard version of Universal Analytics (UA) … Continue reading Days before UA sunset most sites still not using GA4
Google Analytics 4 Becomes Standard, Universal Analytics Will Sunset In June ’23 by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, March 16, 2022 Google will phase out Universal Analytics next year, the company announced Wednesday. Universal Analytics properties will “stop processing new hits,” in terms of keeping track of measurement, on July 1, 2023, and Universal Analytics 360 properties will be … Continue reading Google Analytics 4 Becomes Standard, Universal Analytics Will Sunset In June ’23
Developers will have more time to migrate to v2 due to the coronavirus pandemic. Ginny Marvin on April 8, 2020 at 10:19 am Google is postponing the Google Ads API v1 retirement and giving developers more flexibility around updates that require changes to their AdWords API and Google Ads API code. What’s changing. Developers will … Continue reading Google pushes out Google Ads API v1 sunset date
Conor Bond — March 7, 2019 — March 7, 2019 (March 08, 2019) morning, Google Ads announced that it will sunset average position—one of the original Search metrics—in September of this year. What is average position? When you’re competing in the Google Ads auction, you’re assigned an Ad Rank based on your bid and your … Continue reading Google to Sunset Average Position: Here’s What It Means
The features are being retired due to limited usage so that YouTube can focus efforts on new tools. Amy Gesenhues on July 24, 2017 According to a post in the YouTube help forum, creators will no longer have access to the site’s Video Editor or Photo slideshows as of September 20, 2017. YouTube says … Continue reading YouTube to sunset Video Editor & Photo slideshows on September 20 (DD)
