Engaged Sessions by Session Source measures the number of sessions that included at least one engagement event, such as a scroll or click, grouped by the source (e.g. direct, organic, social). It helps identify which sources drive the highest levels of user engagement on your website.
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Sessions by Event metric measures the number of sessions during which a specific event occurred. It helps track the level of engagement with event-specific interactions on a website or app.
The Transactions by Session Default Channel Group metric in Google Analytics 4 shows the total number of transactions that occurred during a user session, grouped by the default channel that brought the user to the website or app.
The Average Purchase Revenue by Event metric in Google Analytics 4 calculates the average revenue generated per purchase event, giving insights into the effective revenue-generating events.
The ARPPU (Average Revenue Per Paying User) by Page Title metric is a measure of the average revenue generated per paying user on a particular page of the website or app. It helps businesses understand the revenue potential of each page and optimize their strategies accordingly.
The Event Count by Event metric in Google Analytics 4 measures the total number of times a particular event has occurred on your website or app during a given time period. It helps you track and analyze user engagement and behavior related to specific events, such as button clicks, video views, or form submissions.
The Views by Page Path metric shows the number of visits to each page on a website, making it easy to identify the most popular pages and track user behavior.
Total Users by Session Medium metric in Google Analytics 4 measures the number of unique users who visited the website over a given period and are segmented by the session medium (e.g. organic search, paid search, direct traffic, etc.).
The number of distinct Users who have logged at least one Event, regardless of whether the Site or App was in use when that Event was logged during the specified Date Range split by New / Returning Users.