How to Avoid Sampling in Google Analytics

The more complete data you analyze, the more accurate the analysis results, contributing to high quality decisions. If your reports are based on sampled data, the consequences will be like in an old joke: «If there is a 50-50 chance that something can go wrong, then 9 times out of ten it will.»​

• What is sampling and who should be aware of it;
• When, why and in which Google Analytics reports you can find sampled data;
• How much money you can lose because of incomplete data;
• When and how to fight sampling, and what are the ways to do that in Google Analytics.

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CEOs, analysts, marketing specialists, and anyone willing to make quality decisions, based on complete data.​