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.
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The Active Users metric in Google Analytics 4 counts the number of unique users who have engaged with your website or app during a specific time period.
Engagement Rate by Source measures the level of audience engagement on a specific website or source, indicating the effectiveness of different traffic sources in driving engaged users.
Engagement Rate by Session Source/Medium measures the level of interaction users have with your website content, segmented by where they came from (Source/Medium). It indicates the quality of traffic from different channels in terms of user engagement.
Event Count per User by Page Title is a Google Analytics 4 metric that counts the number of times users trigger specific events on a webpage, such as clicks or form submissions, divided by the number of unique users who visited the page. This metric helps identify how engaged users are with specific page titles on a website.
The New Users by Platform metric in Google Analytics 4 shows the number of first-time users visiting your website/app categorized by the platform they are using, such as desktop, mobile, or tablet.
The Sessions per User by Event metric shows the average number of sessions per user who triggered the specified event on your website or app. It helps to understand how engaged your users are with the specific event and can guide optimization efforts.
The Total Ad Revenue by Session Source metric shows the sum of revenue generated from advertisements based on the source of the session (such as direct, organic search, social media, etc.) for a given time period.
The User Engagement by Page Title metric in Google Analytics 4 tracks the level of engagement users have with different page titles on the website, indicating which pages are more successful in keeping users engaged.