YOUR NEXT STEP

Reporting in Google Analytics 4 by Google

Google · 7 lessons · Free on YouTube

LESSON 2 / 7

Find where users are coming from using Acquisition Reports in Google Analytics

←Next

About this course

Knowing what happened on your site is useful. Knowing why it happened, what to do next, and how to explain it to others is what makes reporting truly valuable. This free online course helps you feel confident inside Google Analytics 4 reporting so you can answer real business questions quickly, spot meaningful trends, and communicate performance without guesswork.

You will learn how to navigate the GA4 interface and use reports with purpose, choosing the right view depending on whether you need a fast summary or a deeper diagnosis. You will practice reading acquisition data to understand where users come from and how different perspectives on acquisition can change the story you tell about marketing performance. Instead of relying on assumptions, you will be able to connect channels and traffic sources to outcomes and user behavior.

The course also focuses on engagement reporting so you can see how people interact with your website or app, which pages or screens earn attention, and where interest drops off. For ecommerce and revenue-focused teams, you will interpret monetization reporting to evaluate performance and dig into item-level results, helping you identify what sells, what gets added to carts, and where revenue is coming from.

Good reporting depends on clean interpretation. That is why you will learn how to validate data, understand not set values, interpret the other row, and react to unexpected changes without panicking or drawing the wrong conclusion. You will also use features like plot rows to compare trends clearly and understand reporting scopes so you choose the correct metrics and dimensions for the question at hand. By the end, GA4 reports will feel less like dashboards to glance at and more like tools you can use to drive smarter decisions in digital marketing.

THERE IS ALWAYS MORE

Keep feeding your curiosity.

Explore more courses
From the community, for the community

Found a great course?

Share it. Our team will review it before adding it to the catalog.