Engaged Sessions by Page Path and Query String measures the number of sessions where users engaged with a particular page on a website for a specified period of time, indicating strong interest or interest in the content.
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Used to show comparisons between values.
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Sessions are a collection of interactions that take place on a website within a specified time frame. Each session can include multiple pageviews, events, and other actions taken by a user.
The number of distinct Users who visited your site or app during the specified Date Range split by New / Returning Users.
The Average Purchase Revenue by Platform metric is a Google Analytics 4 metric that measures the average revenue generated by each purchase transaction on your website or app, broken down by the platform used by the customer to make the purchase.
Average Purchase Revenue by Session Source shows the average revenue generated from each session, segmented by the source of the session. It helps to identify the most valuable sources of traffic for generating revenue.
The Event Count per User by Session Medium metric measures the average number of events triggered by users during a single session, grouped by the medium (such as organic search or referral) that brought them to the site.
The Purchase Revenue by Source metric tracks the total revenue generated by each traffic source for purchases made on your website.
Purchase Revenue by Device Category is a metric that shows how much revenue is generated from purchases made on your website or app, broken down by different types of devices (desktop, mobile, tablet, etc.) used by your audience.
The User Engagement by Page Path metric measures how engaging each page on your website is to visitors, based on factors such as time spent on page, interactions, and conversions. This allows you to identify which pages are performing well and which ones may need improvements to increase user engagement.