How to Find Missing or Duplicated GA4 Tags
Roy Bielewicz
Is your website data looking wonky?
Is your GA4 data just not looking right? Are the numbers looking overinflated? Or maybe you're missing data? One of the first steps we take when ascertaining if our data is correct, is to look for missing or duplicated tags.
We walk through how you can do that manually, as well as some free tools and plugins that can make it much easier for you.
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