Google Analytics 4

Connecting GA4

GA4 is a separate, read-only Google connection you couple to each site individually – so you start by opening the property, not from your account settings.

1. Open the property you want from My Sites.
2. In the left menu, expand ANALYTICS and click Google Analytics (exp.).
3. Choose Connect Google Analytics and grant the read-only analytics.readonly scope, once per Google account. AutoPSEO only reads your reporting data and never changes your Analytics setup.
4. Pick a GA4 property from the searchable list and Save to couple it to the site. Saving no property disconnects it again.

Screen by screen: the visual guide to connecting a GA4 property walks the four screens in order, and covers what to do when your property is not in the list.

GA4 reports the conversion metric as Key Events (GA4’s replacement for “conversions”). GA4 reports are owner-only by default: a property shared with you shows GA4 only if the owner’s grant includes GA4 access.

GA4 reports

Each report loads on view and shares the same filter panel, comparison period, and CSV/HTML export.

• Connecting a GA4 property — The visual walkthrough: open a property, pick Google Analytics in the left menu, connect, then choose the GA4 property.
• GA4 Overview — The GA4 traffic dashboard: summary cards, trend, and tables.
• Channels — GA4 default channel grouping.
• Sources — Source / medium breakdown.
• Pages — Page-path report: views, sessions, engagement.
• Landing Pages — Session-entry report with bounce rate and key events.
• Error Pages — Pages GA4 treats as errors, matched by title patterns.
• Countries — Sessions, users, and key events by country.
• E-commerce — Revenue over time plus product and segment breakdowns.
• Key Events — A deep dive on one key event and its breakdowns.
• LLM Traffic — Sessions from AI assistants such as ChatGPT and Perplexity.
• Blended (GSC + GA4) — One view joining Search Console with GA4, plus attribution.

More on the GA4 reports page.