This shows that Shutterstock has taken bold steps to control the situation and use artificial intelligence to its advantage. We suspect they would take similar steps to Getty if they discovered other services were using their images to prompt third-party AI tools. So, what is the future of AI image generation tools? AI […]
If that’s not worrying enough, well… there’s more coming: Google Cloud has just launched new capabilities also based on artificial intelligence and machine learning as an enabler for retail websites. Google calls this set of features “Artificial Intelligence for Retail Discovery” and is designed to enable e-commerce sites to provide a […]
Until then, these sites had poor returns when we for specific products in the past. Artificial Intelligence-Inventory Control Another important feature that Google Cloud includes in its artificial intelligence products is “shelf inspection”. On Friday, Google CEO Sundar Pichai on his would also “use machine learning models to identify dozens […]
Recently, Google some suggestions for Core Web Vitals performance optimization in 2023 through the Chrome DevRel team. , . They are loading speed (Maximum Content Draw or LCP), visual stability (Cumulative Layout Shift or CLS) and interactivity (First Input Delay or FID). These factors can guide a series of changes […]
The time (in milliseconds) to process a response for this interaction. This delay may be caused by other processes, such as loading large JavaScript files in parallel. Here are the main things you can do to make your site more responsive: Avoid or interrupt long tasks by breaking them down into smaller […]
Feel free to change it using the Page path and screen class, but the page title works fine for us. With the page title and screen category dimensions, the report now includes all pages on your website or app. Repeat the process covered by the content group. Remember: s: Is […]
We will use Explore as it allows us to further customize the report. : Clicks: The number of times the first event occurred on a page or screen in a session. Most of the time, this event is the page_view event. Therefore, the input will show you the number of times users […]
With GA4 you can view different dimensions side by side and make “this versus that” comparisons. Let’s take the residents of Mississauga, Canada, as an example. We can compare this data with all users to make a decision. To create a comparison, go to one of the GA4 reports, click the Edit Comparison […]
It doesn’t have to be that complicated. By simply recording metrics (such as monthly page views, conversions, or revenue) in a spreadsheet, you can identify patterns and predict averages or target numbers and determine necessary actions. For example, if you consistently get 800 to 1,000 page views per month for six months, […]
The date range can be based on the average time it takes for a user to convert or the duration of the campaign. This could also be your business cycle. However, for content analysis, we look at two types of date ranges, which produce two types of cyclical data: Trend data Historical […]
For landing page reporting in GA4, you have Sessions, **Users** and New Users. Behavior: Determine how users interact or interact with your content. The definition of engagement may vary depending on your preference. For quick analysis, you can analyze and calculate the average interaction time and number of events. I’ve included the number of […]
Will it produce the expected results? To get a clearer picture of your report, there are some typical sections to consider: Transforming Secondary Dimensions Some useful secondary dimensions: Demographics (Age and Gender) Geography (City/Town, Country, Region) Platform/ Device (device class, browser, operating system, etc.) **Traffic Source** (Session Source/Medium) Let’s start with […]
