The Items Purchased by Session Source metric in Google Analytics4 measures the number of purchased items in a session, grouped by the source that drove traffic to your website. This metric helps you understand which sources are driving more sales and which channels need optimization to increase revenue.
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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.
Engaged Sessions by Medium is a Google Analytics 4 metric that shows the number of sessions where users were engaged, based on specific mediums like paid search, organic search, social media, and others. It measures the quality of sessions and helps determine the effectiveness of each medium in driving user engagement.
Engaged Sessions by Device Category measures the number of sessions where users engaged with your website or app using each device category (desktop, mobile and tablet).
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 Event Count by Session Source metric measures the total number of events triggered by each source of user sessions, providing insights into which sources generate the most engagement.
The Views by Page Title metric in Google Analytics 4 shows how many times each page on your website was viewed by users, organized by the title of the specific page.
The Views by Event metric in Google Analytics 4 shows the number of times a particular event (such as clicking on a button or playing a video) was triggered and resulted in a pageview or screenview. It helps understand how users interact with the website or app.
The User Engagement by Device Category metric measures the level of interaction and activity of website visitors segmented by the device categories they use, such as desktop, mobile, and tablet.