Preserve Your
Google Analytics Data
Google is sunsetting Universal Analytics
If you have logged into Google Analytics lately, you may have seen this big red notice below…
Google has announced that it will be sunsetting Universal Analytics on July 1st 2024 as it transitions to Google Analytics 4 (GA4). This means that all data in Universal Analytics will be deleted forever in 4 days.
Every business needs to save and store their data before this date, or they will lose the assets forever.
Why Save Your Historic Data?
Your Data Is An Asset
Your data is your business’s digital footprint and an asset in valuing your business.
Preserve your analytics to:
- Benchmark data points for growth calculations and forecasting
- Track the performance of your different pages and products
- Identify trends and peak periods in business
- Make informed business decisions
OUR PACKAGES
Save
Historical Data Export and Storage
- $1,799 + GST
- Complete export of all data from Universal Analytics.
- Secure storage on a drive for easy access.
Track
Historical Data Export + Ongoing Analytics
$3,499 + GST
- Export of data from Universal Analytics & storage
- Monthly analytics reports
- Quarterly website audit
Add
Build Your Package Based on Your Needs
- Speak to our team
- GA4 Set Up (Ask for a quote)
- Google Looker Studio Reports ($1,299 + GST)
- 10-hour Web Design & Development Block ($2,250 + GST)
Common Questions
Why do I need this data?
How can I use this data?
You can optimise ads, plan promotions, pivot business models, and enhance strategic decisions.
I don’t have time to optimise the data.
Even if you can’t use the data right now, it’s safest to download it before it’s deleted by Google on July 1st and use it later.
Can I do this myself?
Yes, but you will need to know your way around Google Universal Analytics to ensure you extract all of the data. You also need to act now before the deadline.
Can I do this later?
No, Google will delete all Universal Analytics data after July 1, 2024.
What will you actually do?
Download all data, store it securely, and ensure it’s available for your future use.
I have no traffic going to my website.
Even with low traffic, preserving historical data is valuable for benchmarking and future growth.
