The User Engagement by Event metric in Google Analytics 4 measures the level of user interaction with specific events on your website or app, helping you understand their behavior and preferences.
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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 Transactions per Purchaser metric measures the average number of transactions made by a single purchaser within a specific time period.
Conversions by Event is a Google Analytics 4 metric that measures the number of conversions (e.g. purchases, sign-ups) resulting from specific events (e.g. button clicks, form submissions) triggered on your website or app.
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 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 Event Count per User by Session Source metric measures the average number of events triggered by each user, segmented by the source of the session. It helps to understand the engagement levels of users from different traffic sources.
Total Revenue by Device Category measures the overall amount of revenue generated from website visitors using different types of devices, including desktop, mobile, and tablet.
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.