A Call to Action: The New Google Analytics 4 Becomes a Business Tool Thanks to AI
By Ed Pierce, Fleet Industry Marketing Consultant
Google Analytics has been the centerpiece of website performance reporting for years.
Now, however, significant changes are underway with the launch of Google Analytics 4 (GA4), which brings much more insight into website performance through AI to achieve greater visitor insight, predictive traffic capability, and more meaningful metrics than ever before.
The new Google Analytics 4 application takes a quantum leap forward in performance tracking to supplement many of the key Google Analytics features.
How Fleet Professionals Can Help with the Social Aspects of ESG
The social aspects of ESG need to be addressed both internally and externally.
Improving Systems and Processes Around Material Handling
To improve systems and processes around Material Handling, you need to make sure that you are optimizing labor and using actionable data that will point you in the right direction.
What Is the Biggest Challenge Facing Fleet?
We would like to encourage everyone to take FLD Remarketing's weekly one-question poll featured in their weekly banner ads.
Last week's poll on where gas prices will end the year drew an interesting response with roughly 67% of respondents predicting the price of a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline will fall between $3 and $4 a gallon.
We are equally curious to see the response to this week's question asking voters to identify the biggest challenge facing fleet.
You can see the results of last week’s poll - and take the new poll - every week at https://www.fldinc.com/poll.
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Janice Sutton
Editor in Chief
Gas Prices See Fastest Decline in Over a Decade, Down 83 Cents Since Mid-June
August 3, 2022 - Gas prices have been extremely volatile this year, with the national average peaking above $5 per gallon in June. However, prices have now fallen for the past seven weeks straight, according to data collected by Gas Buddy.
President Joe Biden today tweeted that the current drop in gas prices is the fastest decline the country has seen in over a decade. The highest recorded average price of a gallon of regular was $5.02 in mid-June, per AAA, which today lists the national average at $4.19 per gallon. That's a difference of 83 cents.
While a gallon of regular still exceeds $5 on average in states such as Alaska, California, Hawaii, Oregon, and Nevada, there are 19 states where a gallon is offered for under $4.
