Unique Purchases metric shows the number of individual products that were purchased by customers, rather than the total number of purchases made. It helps measure product popularity and sales performance.
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Pageviews is a metric that measures the total number of times a page has been viewed on a website, including multiple views by the same user. It helps track website traffic and user engagement.
Pages per session is a Google Analytics metric that refers to the average number of pages viewed during a single session by a user on a website.
Goal Completion is a metric in Google Analytics that measures the number or percentage of times a user completes a specific action. It helps to track and analyze the success of a website or marketing campaign.
Goal Value is a metric in Google Analytics that helps you assign a specific financial value to each completed goal. By assigning a monetary value to each goal, you can track and measure the ROI of your online campaigns and better understand the profitability of your website.
The Transactions by Source metric in Google Analytics shows the number of completed purchases that originated from different sources such as direct, organic search, paid search, social, referral, and email.
AOV by Channel metric refers to the average order value generated by each traffic source or channel (e.g. social media, organic search, direct). This metric provides insights into which channels are driving higher-value transactions and helps optimize marketing efforts to increase revenue.
The Avg. Quantity by Source metric in Google Analytics shows the average number of products or items purchased per transaction, broken down by the source of the visitor (e.g. organic search, social media, email, etc.).
The Avg. Time on Screen metric measures the average length of time that users spend on a particular website page or screen before moving on to another page or exiting the site.