Learning Google Analytics

Modern marketing relies on accurate data. GA4 gives you that clarity, and this program shows how to use it in a way that strengthens reporting and ROI.

Thinking, why learn GA4?

GA4 Is No Longer a Skill (It’s Infrastructure!)

Most websites today can’t trust their own numbers. Ad platforms under-report. Pixels break. Cookies die.

GA4 is the only system that still gives businesses a reliable, unified view of what’s actually happening.

That’s why companies want people who can:

  • Set up clean event and conversion tracking
  • Connect GA4 with Google Ads, Meta, and CRM tools
  • Read user journeys without depending on developers
  • Fix attribution gaps that waste ad budgets
  • Turn raw data into decisions leadership can act on

GA4 Training Syllabus

In Gyaner Google Analytics Training with performance guidance, you’ll learn how data flows, how users behave, and how to build measurement systems that stay reliable as platforms and policies change.

Here is a quick overview

  • Event architecture and tracking flow
  • Setting up conversions the right way
  • Using GTM to deploy clean signals
  • Reading journeys and attribution
  • Building reports that support decisions
Course Structure

Breakdown of the Google Analytics Course

From Basic to advance GA4 Course Structure.

01.

Data Foundations & Measurement Logic

This section builds a clear understanding of how GA4 interprets behavior and turns it into meaningful signals. The goal is to make measurement feel logical instead of overwhelming.

02.

Event Structure & Tracking Setup

Here we map real actions into a structured tracking plan. Each step focuses on creating event setups that stay relevant to marketing, product, and performance needs.

03.

Conversion Setup & Validation

Conversions are configured, tested, and verified with a simple workflow. The emphasis is on accuracy, consistency, and clean data across devices and platforms.

04.

GTM Essentials for GA4

GTM becomes the execution layer. Tags, triggers, and variables are configured in a way that keeps tracking stable and easy to maintain.

05.

Channel Attribution & Path Reading

This block explains how multi-channel journeys unfold inside GA4. Different touchpoints, paths, and interactions are analysed with clarity rather than complexity.

06.

GA4 + Google Ads Integration

Signals are linked between GA4 and Google Ads to improve bidding and reporting. This is where measurement starts influencing real campaign decisions.

07.

Dashboards & Exploration Reports

Exploration reports, segments, and dashboards are created with a focus on usability. The aim is to present insights that help teams act quickly.

08.

Debugging & Troubleshooting

A straightforward process is used to identify and fix event issues. Broken signals, mismatched numbers, and missing parameters are handled with a calm, step-by-step approach.

09.

Additional Learning Blocks

Extra tools, exercises, and reference models are included to reinforce the entire measurement workflow and make the concepts easy to apply.

Ready to Turn Confusing Data Into Clear Answers?

Join a day demo and leave with a verified measurement checklist plus a clear, actionable plan for a live GA4 setup. Attend in Hyderabad or join online; both formats include the same hands-on session and campaign-tracking templates used in real ad accounts.

 

After the demo, a program advisor will review your priorities and map the exact steps to get your GA4 setup fully functional.

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    GA4 Help Center

    Frequently asked questions

    Quick answers to questions you may have regarding Google Analytics Course.

    A GA4 certification course teaches event tracking, conversions, attribution reading, GTM basics, and report analysis. It validates that you can set up and interpret GA4 data correctly through guided lessons and a final assessment.

    The basics are easy once you understand events and parameters. The difficulty comes from planning consistent tracking and interpreting reports without confusion. Hands-on practice makes it much simpler.

    Use GA4 to track organic sessions, landing pages, engagement time, scroll depth, and conversions. Connect Search Console for queries and impressions, then analyse which pages attract organic traffic and how well they retain visitors.

    GA4 uses an event-based model instead of sessions, which changes how data is measured. Most users feel lost because the reports behave differently and setup requires clear planning.