The marketing world is obsessed with data, but are we measuring what matters? Google Analytics 4 (GA4) promises enhanced tracking and deeper insights, but several Google Analytics 4 flaws could sabotage your marketing efforts. These flaws revolve around misleading data on conversions, data accuracy, and customer journeys.

Meta quietly rolled out a new feature for ad campaigns – and frankly, it’s causing a bit of a stir in the digital marketing world. You may have already heard whispers of “Meta automatic campaign adjustments.” I’m here to pull back the curtain on what they are, why they might not be as magical as Meta wants you to think, and how these automatic adjustments could potentially harm your campaigns. Let’s face it – running marketing campaigns in today’s landscape is about as straightforward as navigating a maze blindfolded. Between setting budgets, targeting audiences, and crafting compelling ad copy, you’ve got a lot on your plate. That's precisely why Meta’s shiny, new feature – promising to handle the heavy lifting of optimizing your ads with automatic campaign adjustments – can sound oh-so-tempting. But, before you hand over the reins to Meta’s algorithm, it’s crucial to understand both the potential benefits and pitfalls.

Every savvy digital marketer wants to know one thing: what’s working?

The skill in which Facebook takes credit for a sale is astounding.