New GA4 Traffic Report Graph Feature
Roy Bielewicz
New graph feature rolling out in GA4.
If you wanted to look at just one or two traffic sources in GA4, it was pretty much impossible to do with using Explorations or Looker Studio. But now Google is rolling out a new feature that will make comparing traffic sources, or just looking at one source in a graph much, much easier.
This is a super new feature, so if you don't see it yet, you will as Google finishes rolling it out. But, we give you a sneak peek here.
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