GITBOOK-66: Tom's Apr 16 changes

TvGessel · gitbook-bot · commit 70a6046f7973 · 2025-04-23T08:51:30.000Z
diff --git a/13/umbraco-engage/marketers-and-editors/analytics/google-analytics-vs-umbraco-engage.md b/13/umbraco-engage/marketers-and-editors/analytics/google-analytics-vs-umbraco-engage.md
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 You can see a difference in statistics (Pageviews, Visitors, etc.) between Google Analytics and Umbraco Engage.
 
-Umbraco Engage will collect pageviews unless Google Analytics (GA)/Google Tag Manager (GTM) is blocked or GA/GTM cookies are not accepted. So approx. 10% - 25% more pageviews in Umbraco Engage compared to GA should be considered as normal depending on the audience with the current available information.
+Umbraco Engage will collect page views regardless of whether Google Analytics (GA) is blocked or cookies are not accepted. Expect approximately 10%-25% more pageviews in Umbraco Engage compared to Google Analytics, which is considered normal. This depends on the website audience with the current available information.

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`11`		`-Umbraco Engage will collect pageviews unless Google Analytics (GA)/Google Tag Manager (GTM) is blocked or GA/GTM cookies are not accepted. So approx. 10% - 25% more pageviews in Umbraco Engage compared to GA should be considered as normal depending on the audience with the current available information.`
	`11`	`+Umbraco Engage will collect page views regardless of whether Google Analytics (GA) is blocked or cookies are not accepted. Expect approximately 10%-25% more pageviews in Umbraco Engage compared to Google Analytics, which is considered normal. This depends on the website audience with the current available information.`