Measure and debug performance with Google Analytics 4 and BigQuery | Session

Google Analytics 4 has some game-changing new features for developers like custom event parameters, and integrated BigQuery export that are making it easier to measure, analyze, and debug performance metrics in the field. This Session covers the end-to-end setup to measure performance metrics in Google Analytics 4, export to BigQuery, and create dashboards to visualize that data in Data Studio.
Resources:
Measure and debug performance with Google Analytics 4 and BigQuery → goo.gle/340RMPM
Web Vitals Connector → goo.gle/3fw8QlT
Speakers: Philip Walton, Minhaz Kazi
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[@miguelangelromeroarias]

Hi Philip and Minhaz, would you please include the link of the blog post on the description? I tried to find it out, but I couldn't see it 😅

[@SethuramKishore]

Can you share the link to the blog post you mentioned in the email?

[@HubertHeller]

Cool!!! I don't get the "metric value" as you do in 3:54 because I currently have the "sendToGoogleAnalytics" script. I just found the "Send Core Web Vitals to Google Analytics 4 script" Should I keep the GA script or completely replace it with the GA4 script?

[@Seomartin]

just perfect

[@HealthZo]

😊😊😊