The Purchase Revenue by Source metric tracks the total revenue generated by each traffic source for purchases made on your website.
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Used to show comparisons between values.
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To track Purchase Revenue by Source using Databox, follow these steps:
The Sessions by Platform metric shows the number of sessions, or website visits, broken down by the device or platform used by the user (i.e. desktop, mobile, tablet).
This metric calculates the number of transactions made by unique purchasers, grouped by the source of the session that led to the transaction.
Conversions by Session Default Channel Group metric shows the number of completed goals divided by the total number of sessions, grouped by default channel grouping. It helps to understand which channels drive the most valuable traffic to the website.
The Event Count by Platform metric in Google Analytics 4 measures the total number of events triggered by different platforms such as desktop, mobile, or tablet within a selected time frame.
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 Session Source metric represents the average number of sessions generated per user from a particular source. It helps measure user engagement and the effectiveness of different marketing channels in driving repeat visits.
Total Users by Session Medium metric in Google Analytics 4 measures the number of unique users who visited the website over a given period and are segmented by the session medium (e.g. organic search, paid search, direct traffic, etc.).
The Total Users by Session Default Channel Group metric measures the total number of users who accessed a website or app during a specific period of time, grouped by their default channel such as organic search, social media, direct, referral, or paid search.