Google Analytics 4 Dashboard Template for Marketers

No more figuring out GA4. Build a stunning Google Analytics 4 dashboard in minutes using drag-and-drop widgets and API connectors.

Track how prospects are visiting your website and engaging with your content in real-time.

Track your most important KPIs for all your ad campaigns in one place

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Need an all-in-one tool to track all your important KPIs in real-time? A marketing dashboard visualizes both high-level KPIs and granular data. Find out how it works with ready-made templates.
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Why do you need a Google Analytics 4 dashboard template?

A ready-made GA4 dashboard template can save you hours on visualizing your website performance data–without needing to re-learn Google Analytics 4 or tinker around with Looker Studio.

These templates include a collection of widgets, charts, and visual elements that display key metrics, performance indicators, and other important insights from your GA4 data.Adriel’s GA4 dashboard is extremely easy to set up and use. In just 2 minutes, you'll have a fully functional dashboard that visualizes all your key metrics and KPIs against a customized background with your brand or client’s colors and visuals.

Create an account

Sign up for Adriel with your email after your demo.
You can then select a pricing plan that suits your needs.

Connect your accounts

Simply choose from a drop-down list to import dimensions and metrics from your ad accounts, analytics tools, and mobile measurement partners.

Visualize your data

Use our ready-made templates to instantly see all your KPIs in minutes. Or, start from a blank page and choose your data visualization widgets and graph types.

Create different views for different stakeholders

If you’re a marketing agency, you want to be able to present different sets of information to different stakeholders.

Set up different views for each role or client on Adriel with different access restrictions in just a few clicks.

Download and share white-labeled custom reports

Need Google Analytics reports to share with clients or the C-suite team?
Determine your brand visuals, colors, and client logos, and download reports as PDFs or CSVs or get live links in minutes.

What should be included
in a Google Analytics dashboard?

Your Google Analytics dashboard should track all the important metrics for

How users are discovering you on Google
How long they are reading your content
How they’re interacting with pages on your website
How many times they visited you before converting
Here are the common site-centric data that marketers track:
User metrics
User metrics

The behavior and characteristics of individual users on a website or app, such as the number of active users, user retention, and user engagement.

Examples include:

  • Total users
  • New users
  • Active users
  • Sessions per user
Conversion metrics
Conversion metrics

The success of specific goals or actions that are important to a business, such as purchases, sign-ups, form submissions, or other desired outcomes, providing insights into the effectiveness of marketing campaigns and user behavior in achieving those goals.

Examples include:

  • Conversions
  • User conversion rate
  • First time purchaser conversions
  • Purchaser conversion rate
  • Session conversion rate
Session metrics
Session metrics

The behavior and characteristics of individual users on a website or app, such as the number of active users, user retention, and user engagement.

Examples include:

Event metrics
Event metrics

Specific actions or events that occur within a website or app, providing insights into user interactions and behavior.

Examples include:

  • Total users
  • Screen & page views
  • Outbound clicks
  • Scrolls
Source/medium
Source/medium

The channels through which visitors are finding your website, such as organic search, social media, or referral traffic.

Bounce rate
Bounce rate

The percentage of sessions in which a visitor left your website after viewing only one page.

Top landing pages
Top landing pages

The pages on your website that visitors are landing on most frequently.

Exit pages
Exit pages

The pages on your website that visitors are exiting from most frequently.

How do you make a KPI dashboard?

You should structure your marketing dashboard the way you write stories—with a clear beginning, middle, and end.
Divide your dashboard into three levels: top, middle, and bottom.
At the top, include:
  • Your brand / client’s visuals (name, logo, taglines)
  • Data stories
  • An overview of business metrics or compared with a specific time period
The middle section should analyze these KPIs in more detail:
  • Performance trends visualized in different types of graphs
  • Relationships between one KPI and another
  • Causes and effects
Finally, drill down to granular data:
  • Marketing mix
  • Details of ad campaignsAd creative insights (e.g. ad copy, photos, videos)Analysis of creative intelligence (e.g. keywords, colors, emojis)
  • Ad creative insights (e.g. ad copy, photos, videos)
  • Analysis of creative intelligence (e.g. keywords, colors, emojis)

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Adriel made it easy for us to track our online ads across multiple platforms. The reporting process is now a lot more straightforward for my account managers, and our clients are in love with their new live dashboard. What a win!
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Clicks Overview
Impressions
Impressions are the total number of times any of your webpages or your ads appear in search engine results and are viewed by users.

You can measure ad impressions through Adriel’s marketing dashboard across multiple ad channels, creatives, keywords, and audiences.
Link Clicks
Link clicks are the total number of times the links in your ad copy, call-to-action, or images have been clicked.

These links can lead to destinations within or outside of the platform where you’ve launched your ad, such as your landing page, social media profile, or a blog post. This is also a key metric for SEO.
Click-through rates (CTR)
Click-through rates measure the number of clicks you receive on an advertisement—per the number of impressions.

Generally, high CTRs mean that your ads were successful in attracting the attention of your target audience. High CTRs can also lead to lower advertising costs on advertising platforms like Google Ads. This article lists the average CTRs for all your favorite PPC channels.
Cost Overview
Cost-per-click (CPC)
Cost-per-click (CPC), similar to pay-per-click, is a popular programmatic advertising term where you pay an ad seller a cost every time someone clicks on an ad.

Different social media platforms, search engines, and programmatic publishers set different CPCs. They can range anywhere from $0.4 (Twitter Ads) to $6 (LinkedIn Ads). Get the average CPCs for your industry here.
Cost-per-mile (CPM)
Cost-per-mile (CPM) is the amount you pay for every 1000 impressions that your ad garnered. The CPM on different ad channels depends on a number of factors, such as the target audience, ad format, and the level of competition for ad space.
Cost-per-conversion (CPCV)
Everything comes with a cost, even conversions. Cost-per-conversion, or also known as cost-per-acquisition (CPA) pits the total revenue gained from an ad campaign against the total cost of that campaign.

CPCV is one of the easiest and most effective ways to determine if your ads are working. If your CPCV is too high, it could mean you have the wrong keywords, visuals, target audience, or channel. This is why it’s important to have a PPC reporting tool that lets you see super granular data as well as essential KPIs.
Conversions Overview
Conversions revenue
Revenue is the most rudimentary metric you can track on your report, but it helps you and your clients understand which campaigns or channels are bringing in money and which are draining your wallet. When you have this data, you can devise well-informed strategies in the future.

On Adriel’s PPC dashboard, you can view the total revenue for your ad campaigns across multiple digital channels, from LinkedIn Ads and Bing Ads to Walmart Connect.
Conversion rates (CVR)
Conversion rates (CVR) measure how many people took this desired action out of the total number of website visitors. Discover average CVRs by industry here.

Conversions are easier explained than measured, as they involve multiple circular paths from impressions to clicks to action on different marketing channels. But a PPC reporting dashboard reduces the hassle of having to go into each marketing channel and manually looking at each metric to arrive at conversions data.
Return on Ad Spend (ROAS)
When you pit revenue against ad spend, you get return on ad spend. ROAS measures the amount of revenue you earn for every $1 you spend on advertising. Find out what is regarded as a good ROAS ratio here.

Keeping track of your return on investment can be overwhelming when you have multiple campaigns running across different channels. Delegate the task to a reliable marketing dashboard but opt for one that comes with push notifications so that you don’t have to check back every ten seconds for potential fluctuations.

How do I report Meta Ads? What metrics do I show?

When reporting Meta Ads, you will want to visualize Instagram Ads and Facebook Ads performance side-by-side to understand how each platform is contributing to your digital marketing goals. Here’s how it looks like on Adriel’s report template:

Overview
An overview of key metrics on your Facebook and Instagram accounts.
Facebook
  • Followers
  • Fans
  • Impressions
  • Engagements
  • Reach
  • Profile views
Link Clicks
  • Followers
  • Engagements
  • Impressions
  • Profile views
Charts
A closer look at performance trends. Compare different metrics over a specific time period.
Facebook
  • Facebook Impressions/Profile views
Link Clicks
  • Instagram Impressions/Profile views
Posts
A deep dive of all your Instagram and Facebook posts.
Facebook
  • Facebook posts by
    • Impressions
    • Post engagement
    • Post comments
    • Post like
    • Post shares
Link Clicks
  • Instagram posts by
    • Impressions
    • Post engagement
    • Post comments
    • Post like
    • Post shares
Other metrics you can visualize:
  • Click-through rate (CTR): the ratio of impressions to clicks
  • Cost-per-click (CPC): the price you pay for each click on your Facebook ar Instagram ads
  • Cost-per-mille (CPM): the price you pay for every 1000 impressions
  • Conversion rates: the ratio of ad impressions or clicks that led to purchases or any other
    campaign goal
  • Cost-per-acquisition (CPA): the total cost of landing a new customer through Instagram or
    Facebook Ads

What is cross-platform analytics?

Cross-platform analytics refers to the ability to measure and analyze the performance of marketing campaigns across multiple platforms. This can include channels like:
  • Ad accounts: e.g. Google Ads, Meta Ads, LinkedIn Ads, etc.
  • E-commerce social platforms: e.g. Pinterest, Reddit
  • Programmatic platforms: e.g. Walmart Connect, The Trade Desk
  • Analytics tools: e.g. Google Analytics
  • Mobile analytics tools: e.g. AppsFlyer, Adjust
  • …and other sales and CRM tools
Check out our integration library to find out which platforms you can integrate to Adriel.
Cross-platform analytics helps agency owners and marketers identify areas where they need to make adjustments to optimize their ad spend. For instance, they can look at conversion and revenue figures and decide how to reallocate their budget across different marketing platforms.

What factors do we need to consider while making a digital dashboard?

To build an impactful cross-platform dashboard, you should consider:
The number of integrations
Most dashboard software in the market allows you to connect with anywhere from 60 to 600+ advertising and analytics platforms. The more connections, the better. Adriel supports integrations with 600+ channels and if there’s one that we don’t support natively, we can custom-make it for you.
Ease of use
It’s not just about the number of connections but also how easy it is to connect to these data sources.On Adriel, you can simply choose the platform you want to connect to from a drop-down list, and drag and drop widgets to start building your dashboards.
Real-time data
In a world where data is evolving every second, you need a dashboard that streams data as it comes in real-time so you can always see the latest campaign performance and take action in a timely manner.
Visualize ad creative data
Most dashboard software can show you all the main KPIs at a glance. But what if you want to dive deep into the details of your marketing campaigns? Adriel shows you granular data down to the ad level and allows you to report back on headlines, CTAs, and ad copies that led to higher conversion rates.
Alert system
Look for a dashboard software that alerts you whenever campaign metrics go above or below a certain KPI. With Adriel’s cross-channel alarm system, you can take advantage of opportunities and fix issues immediately.
White label reports
When it comes to client reporting, it’s very time-consuming to manually build complex dashboards in Google Data Studio or beautify your reports on PowerPoint. With Adriel, you can generate PDF reports with your brand visuals and client logos and colors within minutes.
1
Create an account
Book a Demo to get started. After your demo, we'll send you a link to sign up to Adriel for 14 days free. We'll also help you choose a pricing plan that suits your needs.
2
Connect data sources
Simply choose from a drop-down list to import dimensions and metrics from your ad accounts, analytics tools, and mobile measurement partners. See this page for a full list our integrations.
3
Visualize your data
Use our ready-made templates to instantly see all your KPIs in minutes. Or, start from a blank page and choose your data visualization widgets and graph types.

A Comprehensive All-in-One Marketing Reporting Dashboard to Monitor All Your Paid Media KPIs

Easily Track Paid Campaign Results in a Single Marketing Reporting Dashboard

Integrate all your paid ad channels’ results into one marketing reporting dashboard. Curious to know how your Meta, Google, or TikTok Ads are performing?
Connect all of these platforms to Adriel, and in less than 5 minutes, show all of your paid campaign results in one unified dashboard. See our integrations page for more information.

White-Labeling & Customization In Our Marketing Reporting Tool

Our software was expertly designed with powerful functions for marketers. But everything can be customized. Adriel’s flexibility allows you to change all aspects of the dashboard design and appearance. Impress your clients with a professional marketing reporting dashboard report for an expert brand image.

Create an Insightful Google Analytics Dashboard Using Our Pre-made Templates

You can start from a blank page to create a marketing reporting dashboard, but what if you don’t have time? Our extensive pre-made marketing reporting dashboard library has everything you might need. Try Adriel, and you’ll have more time to research ways to increase conversion or optimize your landing pages.

Other Dashboard Examples

PPC Dashboard Template
Have pay-per-click campaigns on different channels? A PPC dashboard aggregates and displays all your key insights in one place so you can optimize for higher ROAS.
Paid Social Media Dashboard Template
Paid social campaigns are critical for brand awareness and conversions. See marketing dashboard examples to track campaign performance in real-time.
Manager Dashboard Template
Keep on top of all the critical information the management needs to know in order to make decisions with our ready-to-go manager dashboards.

Why Leading Advertisers Choose Adriel

Eliminate manual reporting
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Say goodbye to data translation risks with automated data transfers and harmonization
Get real-time alerts
Automatically track KPIs and insure all your campaigns against unforeseeable errors
Drive better performance
Access a full suite of creative intelligence tools designed to help you maximize performance
White label your work
Generate beautifully branded reports your clients will love in minutes
Offer better services
Get more time to do what you love and build more trustworthy relationships

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I was always asking for reports from my teams but by the time I got them it was too late to capitalize on some important insights, which hindered our growth. Now I just sign in to Adriel and see everything for myself as it happens.
J.Riley, CEO of Edge
Digital Agency
ROI
+140%
Satisfied Clients
100%
Hours saved per week
30h
Adriel made it easy for us to track our online ads across multiple platforms. The reporting process is now a lot more straightforward for my account managers, and our clients are in love with their new live dashboards. What a win!
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Marketing Agency

FAQs

All your questions answered. And if you can’t find it here, chat to our friendly team.
What is the difference between Universal Analytics (UA) and Google Analytics 4 (GA4)?

Here are the key differences between UA and GA4:

  • Event-Based Tracking: GA4 uses an event-based model for tracking user interactions, offering more flexibility and granularity in data collection compared to UA's pageview-centric approach.
  • Enhanced Cross-Platform Tracking: GA4 provides improved cross-platform tracking, allowing businesses to better understand user journeys across websites, apps, and other digital platforms.
  • Focus on User-Centric Analysis: GA4 emphasizes user-centric analysis, providing insights into individual user behavior and engagement rather than aggregated session data.
  • Machine Learning-Powered Insights: GA4 incorporates machine learning capabilities to generate predictive metrics and insights, enabling businesses to anticipate user behavior and optimize marketing strategies more effectively.
  • Enhanced Privacy Controls: GA4 offers enhanced privacy controls and compliance features to help businesses adhere to data protection regulations, such as GDPR and CCPA, while still gaining valuable insights from their analytics data.
  • Future-Proofing: GA4 is designed to adapt to evolving digital trends and technologies, making it a more future-proof solution for businesses looking to stay ahead in the rapidly changing digital landscape.

If you'd like a more thorough breakdown of the differences (plus how to master GA4), check out our extensive GA4 Guide for Marketers.

What is a GA4 dashboard?

A GA4 dashboard is a central hub within Google Analytics 4 where you can see key metrics and performance insights at a glance.

You can quickly set it up without having to learn Google Analytics 4 and instantly monitor user behavior, engagement, and conversions.

An external GA4 dashboard like Adriel also offers advanced features for holistic marketing analytics. You'll be able to download white-labeled reports, set real-time alerts, and analyze your advertising performance on all your ad channels.

How do I create a Google Analytics 4 dashboard?

You can create a Google Analytics 4 dashboard in just 3 steps on Adriel. All you need to do is:

  1. Create an account.
  2. Connect to your Google Analytics 4 entity.
  3. Use this Google Analytics 4 dashboard template.

And all your data will automatically be populated into neat charts and graphs. No coding or set up required.

Book a demo with us here!

Why should I choose Adriel over Google Looker Studio?

Looker Studio is great for those looking for an affordable reporting solution, but it can be limited in terms of data analytics and customization.


A better alternative is Adriel’s marketing dashboard–designed to be extremely easy to set up and use, thanks to API connectors and intuitive widgets.

After you sign on with us, one of our Customer Success Managers will help you set up the dashboard and create custom metrics and dimensions. This way you'll not only get accurate and reliable metrics, but also without the hassle of figuring out a platform.

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