Total Revenue by Session Source shows the total revenue generated from a specific traffic source, such as organic search, paid search, or direct traffic, over a given time period.
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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.
The Conversions by Session Source metric measures the number of conversions completed on your website or app, broken down by the the source of the session.
The Event Count metric in Google Analytics 4 measures the total number of times a specific event has occurred on your website or app, giving you insight into user engagement and behavior.
The Event Count by Page Title metric in Google Analytics 4 is a measurement of how many times a specific event was triggered on a particular page. This is useful for understanding which pages are driving user engagement and can aid in optimizing website performance.
Event Count by Session Campaign is a metric that shows the total number of events triggered within a session that originated from a particular campaign source or medium. It helps measure the effectiveness of campaigns by tracking user engagement through events.
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.
User Engagement by Session Source is a metric that measures how engaged users are with a website or app based on where they come from. It can help identify which sources are driving the most valuable traffic by analyzing how users interact with the site/app after arriving from each source.
The Key Events metric in Google Analytics 4 measures interactions that are essential to achieving website goals, such as purchases, form submissions, and video views.