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How to setup Google Analytics 4 in Shopify : Beginners Guide.

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Recently Google Analytics is moved to Google Analytics 4. As a Shopify store owner it is important for you to analyse the traffic which is coming to your Shopify store.

Here is a demo video for the beginners to setup Google Analytics 4 account and connect the same to Shopify online store.

In this video we are going to show you how to setup Google Analytics 4 in your Shopify store. 
Following topics are covered in this video -
1. Setup Google Analytics account.
2. Create Google Analytics 4 property in Google Analytics account
3. Generate Google Analytics tag Id for our Shopify Store.
4. Connect Google Analytics account in the Shopify Store.
5. Select Google Analytics 4 property in the Shopify admin.

In are some useful links -
Create Google Analytics account -


Set up the Google & YouTube channel on your Shopify store -



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Also, check out our other video based on settings Global Custom CSS using he theme settings options -

Links for our other useful Shopify tutorial videos -

Changing text & color of Buy It Now button in Shopify: https://youtu.be/LVefRmat_g0
Adding Custom CSS in Your Shopify Theme: https://youtu.be/nPja-jHwmPc
Display image in Product Template using Custom.liquid block Shopify : https://youtu.be/2uaO4B0fnhY
Shopify Tips: How to Hide Specific Products from Related Products in your Shopify?: https://youtu.be/Z1gVuNkirLA
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