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+ # GA4 User ID and Cross-Device Tracking
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+ Complete guide to User ID implementation, user properties, and cross-device tracking in GA4.
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+
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+ ## Overview
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+
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+ User ID enables cross-device tracking for authenticated users. User properties allow tracking custom user attributes across all events. Together, they provide a unified view of user behaviour across devices and sessions.
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+
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+ ## User ID Implementation
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+
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+ ### What is User ID
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+
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+ - Persistent identifier for authenticated users
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+ - Enables cross-device tracking
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+ - Requires explicit user authentication
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+ - Must not contain PII (hash if needed)
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+ - Set when user logs in, cleared on logout
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+
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+ ### Implementation Methods
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+
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+ #### Method 1: gtag.js
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+
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+ **On Login:**
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+ ```javascript
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+ // Set User ID when user logs in
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+ gtag('config', 'G-XXXXXXXXXX', {
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+ 'user_id': 'USER_12345'
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+ });
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+
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+ // Or use gtag('set')
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+ gtag('set', 'user_id', 'USER_12345');
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+ ```
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+
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+ **On Logout:**
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+ ```javascript
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+ // Clear User ID - MUST use null, never empty string
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+ gtag('set', 'user_id', null);
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+ ```
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+
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+ #### Method 2: GTM Data Layer
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+
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+ **Push to Data Layer:**
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+ ```javascript
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+ // On login
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+ dataLayer.push({
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+ 'user_id': 'USER_12345'
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+ });
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+
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+ // On logout
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+ dataLayer.push({
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+ 'user_id': null
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+ });
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+ ```
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+
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+ **GTM Configuration:**
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+ 1. Create Data Layer Variable: `user_id`
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+ 2. In GA4 Configuration tag, add parameter:
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+ - Parameter: `user_id`
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+ - Value: `{{DL - User ID}}`
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+
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+ #### Method 3: Measurement Protocol
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+
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "client_id": "client_123",
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+ "user_id": "USER_12345",
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+ "events": [
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+ {
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+ "name": "login",
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+ "params": {
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+ "method": "email"
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ]
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### User ID Best Practices
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+
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+ | Do | Don't |
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+ |----|-------|
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+ | Use internal user IDs | Use email addresses |
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+ | Hash sensitive IDs | Use phone numbers |
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+ | Set on login | Use PII directly |
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+ | Clear on logout | Use empty string to clear |
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+ | Document ID format | Expose ID format publicly |
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+
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+ ### User ID Format Examples
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+
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+ **Good:**
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+ - `USER_12345` (internal ID)
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+ - `abc123def456` (hashed value)
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+ - `u_a1b2c3d4` (prefixed ID)
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+
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+ **Bad:**
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+ - `john@example.com` (email - PII)
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+ - `+1-555-123-4567` (phone - PII)
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+ - `John Smith` (name - PII)
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+
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+ ## Reporting Identity
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+ Configure how GA4 identifies users across sessions.
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+ ### Path
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+ Admin -> Data Settings -> Reporting Identity
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+
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+ ### Options
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+ | Option | Description | Best For |
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+ |--------|-------------|----------|
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+ | Blended | User ID + Device ID + Google Signals | Most comprehensive |
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+ | Observed | User ID + Device ID only | More privacy-focused |
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+ | Device-based | Device ID only | Most restrictive |
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+ ### Blended (Recommended)
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+ - Uses User ID when available
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+ - Falls back to Device ID + Google Signals
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+ - Most complete user view
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+ - Enables cross-device insights
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+ ### Observed
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+ - Uses User ID and Device ID only
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+ - No Google Signals data
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+ - More privacy-focused
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+ - Fewer users identified
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+ ### Device-based
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+ - Uses only client_id (device)
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+ - No cross-device tracking
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+ - Maximum privacy
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+ - Limited user insights
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+
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+ ## User Properties
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+ ### What are User Properties
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+ - Custom attributes set at user level
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+ - Persist across all events from that user
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+ - Different from event parameters
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+ - Must be registered as custom dimensions to report
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+
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+ ### Limits
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+
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+ | Limit | Value |
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+ |-------|-------|
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+ | User properties per property | 25 |
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+ | Property name length | 24 characters |
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+ | Property value length | 36 characters |
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+ ### Setting User Properties
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+ **gtag.js:**
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+ ```javascript
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+ gtag('set', 'user_properties', {
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+ 'user_tier': 'premium',
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+ 'account_age_days': 365,
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+ 'preferred_category': 'electronics'
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+ });
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+ ```
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+ **GTM Data Layer:**
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+ ```javascript
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+ dataLayer.push({
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+ 'user_properties': {
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+ 'user_tier': 'premium',
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+ 'account_age_days': 365
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+ }
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+ });
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+ ```
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+ **Measurement Protocol:**
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "client_id": "client_123",
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+ "user_properties": {
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+ "user_tier": {
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+ "value": "premium"
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+ },
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+ "account_age_days": {
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+ "value": 365
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+ }
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+ },
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+ "events": [...]
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ### Common User Properties
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+ | Property | Values | Use Case |
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+ |----------|--------|----------|
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+ | user_tier | free, premium, enterprise | Segment by subscription |
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+ | signup_date | YYYY-MM-DD | Cohort analysis |
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+ | subscription_status | active, trial, cancelled | Revenue analysis |
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+ | customer_ltv | Numeric bucket | Value segmentation |
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+ | industry | Technology, Finance, etc. | B2B analysis |
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+ | company_size | 1-10, 11-50, 51-200, etc. | Enterprise targeting |
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+ | interests | Category string | Personalisation |
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+ ### PII Considerations
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+ **Avoid:**
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+ - email
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+ - name
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+ - phone_number
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+ - address
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+ - credit_card
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+ **Use Instead:**
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+ - email_domain
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+ - first_name_initial
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+ - user_segment
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+ - location_region
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+ ## Cross-Device Tracking
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+ ### How It Works
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+ 1. User visits on mobile (logged in) -> user_id set
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+ 2. User visits on desktop (logged in) -> same user_id
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+ 3. GA4 stitches sessions together
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+ 4. Reports show unified user journey
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+ ### Requirements
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+ - User ID implemented and set on login
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+ - Google Signals enabled (for Blended identity)
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+ - Users signed into Google accounts
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+ - User opt-in to personalisation
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+ ### Enabling Google Signals
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+ 1. Admin -> Data Settings -> Data Collection
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+ 2. Enable Google Signals
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+ 3. Accept terms
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+ 4. Wait 24 hours for data
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+ ### Cross-Domain Tracking
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+ For User ID across domains:
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+ **gtag.js Configuration:**
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+ ```javascript
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+ gtag('config', 'G-XXXXXXXXXX', {
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+ 'linker': {
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+ 'domains': ['example.com', 'shop.example.com', 'blog.example.com']
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+ }
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+ });
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+ ```
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+ **What This Does:**
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+ - Passes client_id between domains via URL parameter
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+ - Preserves user_id if set
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+ - Maintains session continuity
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+ - Uses `_gl` URL parameter
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+ **GTM Setup:**
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+ 1. In GA4 Configuration tag
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+ 2. Expand Configuration Settings
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+ 3. Add Fields to Set:
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+ - Field Name: linker
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+ - Value: `{"domains": ["example.com", "shop.example.com"]}`
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+ ### Testing Cross-Domain
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+ 1. Visit domain1.com
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+ 2. Click link to domain2.com
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+ 3. Verify `_gl` parameter in URL
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+ 4. Check DebugView shows same user
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+ 5. Confirm session continues
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+ ## User-Scoped Custom Dimensions
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+ Register user properties for reporting:
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+ ### Registration
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+ 1. Admin -> Data Display -> Custom Definitions
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+ 2. Click "Create custom dimension"
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+ 3. Configure:
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+ - Dimension name: "User Tier"
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+ - Scope: User
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+ - User property: `user_tier`
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+ 4. Save
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+ ### Using in Reports
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+ - Add as dimension in Explorations
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+ - Filter/segment by dimension
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+ - Analyse user cohorts
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+ - Compare user segments
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+ ## User Data Deletion
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+ ### GDPR/CCPA Compliance
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+ **Path:** Admin -> Data Settings -> Data Deletion Requests
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+ ### Process
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+ 1. Click "Create deletion request"
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+ 2. Select parameter: User ID
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+ 3. Enter User ID value to delete
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+ 4. Choose scope: All data or date range
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+ 5. Submit request
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+ ### Processing
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+ - Takes up to 72 hours
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+ - Deletes ALL events for that User ID
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+ - Cannot be undone
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+ - Confirmation email sent
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+ ### Use Cases
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+ - GDPR right to erasure requests
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+ - CCPA deletion requests
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+ - User account deletion
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+ - Data cleanup
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+ ## Testing User ID
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+ ### Verification Workflow
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+ 1. **Implement User ID**
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+ 2. **Enable DebugView**
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+ 3. **Test Login:**
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+ - Before login: Events have only client_id
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+ - After login: Verify user_id in event details
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+ 4. **Test Logout:**
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+ - After logout: Verify user_id cleared/null
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+ 5. **Test Cross-Device:**
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+ - Login on Device 1
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+ - Login on Device 2 with same account
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+ - Verify same user_id
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+ ### DebugView Verification
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+ 1. Open Admin -> DebugView
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+ 2. Click any event
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+ 3. Expand event details
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+ 4. Check "User ID" field populated
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+ ### Reports Verification
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+ - Wait 24-48 hours
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+ - Check user count vs sessions
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+ - Lower user count = User ID working (same user, multiple sessions)
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+ ## Common Issues
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+ ### User ID Not Appearing
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+ **Causes:**
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+ - Set after gtag config
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+ - Cleared immediately
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+ - Wrong parameter name
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+ **Solutions:**
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+ 1. Set user_id in config call
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+ 2. Verify login flow
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+ 3. Check parameter is 'user_id' exactly
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+ ### Cross-Device Not Working
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+ **Causes:**
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+ - Different User IDs
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+ - User ID not set on all devices
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+ - Reporting Identity not configured
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+ **Solutions:**
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+ 1. Verify same User ID across devices
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+ 2. Ensure login sets User ID
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+ 3. Check Reporting Identity = Blended
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+ ### User Properties Not in Reports
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+ **Cause:** Not registered as custom dimensions
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+ **Solution:**
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+ 1. Register as user-scoped custom dimension
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+ 2. Wait 24-48 hours
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+ 3. Use in Explorations
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+ ## Quick Reference
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+ ### Set User ID
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+ ```javascript
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+ });
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ ### Limits
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+ - 25 user properties per property
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+ - User property name: 24 characters max
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+ - User property value: 36 characters max
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