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The mistake: There's a saying in the data community:  Garbage in = Garbage out. Your strategy is only as effective as your data is accurate. So, you might use a tool like GA4 to evaluate user behavior and design your business strategy for 2026. But that's only going to create a strong strategy if that data is accurate to begin with. At best, inaccurate data leads to wasted time. At worst, it could lead to your competition getting ahead or even regulatory fines.
The fix: That's why it's important...

Here's the truth: accurate data isn't just a tech issue, it's a P.R. issue. At best, poor-quality data in your GA4 can cause major headaches for your business. At worst, it can damage your reputation, erode consumer trust, and result in potential regulatory fines.

Below, I'll dive into what a GA4 audit is, why it matters, and what's typically covered in a GA4 audit.

GA4 is like Sheldon Cooper from The Big Bang Theory (remember that show?). It's very literal. This can be very helpful in making sure your data is very precise. However, one slip up in implementation can create huge headaches for your team down the road, which is less than ideal when you need to make critical business decisions at the speed of now. Below, we'll go over the top mistake company's make in their Google Analytics 4 setup and how you can avoid it.

GA4 is like Sheldon Cooper from The...