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Updated August 24, 2021 with new information and data. Since this article was originally published in September 2020, the amazing Simo Ahava has since devised a method to measure Core Web Vitals in Google Analytics<\/a> (both Universal Analytics and GA4). We’ve added a section toward the end of this post showing our adaptation of his method specifically for Universal Analytics.<\/em><\/p>\n

Welcome to the second installment of the Field Guide to Reporting on Web Vitals! In Part 1<\/a>, we covered:<\/p>\n

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What Core Web Vitals are<\/li>\n
Why they matter<\/li>\n
What tools you can use to measure them<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
In this post, we’ll outline three solutions to integrate Core Web Vitals into your reporting. To illustrate this solution, we’ll use Google Data Studio (the Portent dashboarding tool of choice) and Google’s Universal Analytics.<\/p>\n
How to Report on Core Web Vitals in Google Data Studio<\/h2>\n
We recommend two methods of pulling Core Web Vitals data into GDS to create a comprehensive and automated web vitals report: the Chrome UX GDS connector and PageSpeed Insights.<\/p>\n
Chrome UX Reports GDS Connector<\/h3>\n
The Chrome UX Report GDS connector is a free, open-source connector. The Chrome UX report (aka CrUX) “provides user experience metrics for how real-world Chrome users experience popular destinations on the web<\/a>.”<\/p>\n
With this connector, we get access to:<\/p>\n
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Largest Contentful Paint (LCP)<\/li>\n
First Input Delay (FID)<\/li>\n
Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS)<\/li>\n
First Contentful Paint (FCP)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
To use this connector, go to Data Studio and select “Create” at the top lefthand side, and then “Data source.”<\/p>\n

How to Report on Core Web Vitals in Google Data Studio<\/h2>\nWe recommend two methods of pulling Core Web Vitals data into GDS to create a comprehensive and automated web vitals report: the Chrome UX GDS connector and PageSpeed Insights.<\/p>\n

How to Report on Core Web Vitals in Google Data Studio<\/h2>\n
We recommend two methods of pulling Core Web Vitals data into GDS to create a comprehensive and automated web vitals report: the Chrome UX GDS connector and PageSpeed Insights.<\/p>\n