Google Analytics Updates Remarketing UI & Builds Out List Import Options

Catching up with its segmentation updates from last year, Google Analytics announced today a refresh to its Remarketing UI and new Remarketing list import options. Along with the new UI, users can create Remarketing lists based on origin, demographics and behavior. The Remarketing list builder now allows users to import existing segments, including custom segments […]

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google-analytics-featuredCatching up with its segmentation updates from last year, Google Analytics announced today a refresh to its Remarketing UI and new Remarketing list import options.

Along with the new UI, users can create Remarketing lists based on origin, demographics and behavior.

Google Analytics Remarketing UI

The Remarketing list builder now allows users to import existing segments, including custom segments previously created or segments imported from the solutions gallery.

Google Analytics Remarketing groupsAccording to the announcement, the new features will be rolling out over the next two weeks. For anyone wanting to take advantage of the new updates, the Google Analytics blog post points users to its Remarketing Starter Pack.


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