PERPLEXITY CONNECTOR SETUP
Bring Google Analytics 4 into Perplexity research
Connect Adzviser as a custom source, confirm access, and use your account data alongside Perplexity's web research.
Connect Google Analytics 4 to Adzviser
In Adzviser, sign in to Google Analytics 4 and allow Adzviser to read its reporting data.
Add a custom connector
Add Adzviser as a custom remote connector in Perplexity, enter its MCP server address, and complete authorization before starting your research.
https://mcp.adzviser.com/httpSelect Adzviser as a source
Start a Perplexity conversation, include Adzviser among the sources, and ask a focused Google Analytics 4 question with a clear date range.
RESULTS AND MARKET CONTEXT
Add current market context to your Google Analytics 4 analysis
Start with your Google Analytics 4 results, then use Perplexity to research relevant market trends and cite the web sources it uses.
Review your Google Analytics 4 performance
Choose the account, date range, and metrics, then identify the changes that need explanation.
See a related Google Analytics 4 promptResearch relevant market trends
Ask Perplexity to find recent developments that may be related and cite every web source.
See a related Google Analytics 4 promptShow what supports each conclusion
Make clear what comes from your Google Analytics 4 results, what comes from web research, and what still needs to be verified.
See a related Google Analytics 4 promptEXAMPLE PERPLEXITY PROMPT
Find out what changed in your Google Analytics 4 results
Use Perplexity to compare recent performance with the previous period, then research current developments that may help explain the biggest changes.
Compare behavior patterns between new and returning visitors.
First show my connected Google Analytics 4 accounts and ask me which one to use. Then complete this analysis: From the workspace I choose for the last 30 complete days, compare Google Analytics 4 new users vs returning users. Show: User Type, Sessions, Pageviews per Session, Average Engagement Time, Bounce Rate, Conversions, and Conversion Rate. How much more likely are returning users to convert? What's the ideal ratio of new vs returning users? Suggest strategies to increase both acquisition and retention. After analyzing my Google Analytics 4 results, research relevant current market trends or events that may help explain them. Cite every web source. Clearly label what comes from my Google Analytics 4 data, what comes from web research, and which explanations still need to be verified.
