The Sessions per User by Device Category metric measures the average number of times users are accessing a website or app on a particular device type, such as desktop, mobile, or tablet.
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Used to show comparisons between values.
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Sessions by Medium is a Google Analytics 4 metric that shows the number of sessions from different marketing channels such as organic, direct, or referral. It helps understand which channels are driving traffic and assists in optimizing marketing efforts.
The Transactions metric in Google Analytics 4 tracks the number of successful purchases made on your website or app and allows you to measure the monetary value of those transactions. It gives you insights into your conversion rates, revenue, and e-commerce performance.
The Ecommerce Purchases metric measures the total number of completed purchases made on an ecommerce website, including the quantity of items purchased and revenue generated.
This metric calculates the number of transactions made by unique purchasers, grouped by the source of the session that led to the transaction.
Engagement Rate by Session Campaign metric measures how effectively a campaign drives interaction on your site per session. It shows the level of user engagement with the content touched via that campaign.
New Users metric represents the number of unique, first-time users to a website or app during a specific time period. It helps measure the growth of a business's audience and identify opportunities for acquisition and retention strategies.
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 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.