The Active Users by Page Title metric shows the total number of users who visited a specific page on your website during a specified time period. It is useful for analyzing the popularity and engagement of individual pages.
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Used to show comparisons between values.
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To track Active Users by Page Title using Databox, follow these steps:
The Sessions by Source metric tracks the number of visits (sessions) to your website or app, grouped by the source that drove the traffic.
The Sessions by Device Category metric measures the number of sessions on your website or app based on the type of device used to access it. The three device categories are desktop, mobile, and tablet.
Average Session Duration is the average length of time visitors spend on your website during a single session, measured in seconds. This metric provides insight into visitor engagement and can help identify areas for improvement in site content or user experience.
The Session Conversion Rate by Session Default Channel Group metric measures how often website sessions in different default channel groups lead to a conversion, such as a purchase or form submission.
Engaged Sessions by Page Title is a metric in Google Analytics 4 that measures the number of sessions in which a specific page title had user engagement, such as clicking on a link or spending a certain amount of time on the page. It helps you identify which pages are most effective at engaging users and driving conversions.
The Conversions by Country metric provides information on the number of conversions achieved by users from different countries. It helps to identify which countries are generating the most value and where to focus marketing efforts.
The Active Users by Session Medium metric shows the number of unique users who have had at least one session on your website or app, broken down by the medium that brought them to your site (e.g. organic search, paid search, social media, 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.