The User Engagement by Platform metric in Google Analytics 4 measures how engaged users are on each platform or device they use to access your website or app. It takes into account various user interactions such as clicks, scrolls, views, and other events to provide insights into the level of engagement and user behavior on different platforms.
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Used to show comparisons between values.
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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.
The Engaged Sessions by Platform metric measures the number of sessions that had a high level of engagement, such as longer than average session duration or multiple pageviews, broken down by the platform used to access the website or app.
The Conversions by Platform metric in Google Analytics 4 measures the number of conversions attributed to each platform type (such as desktop, mobile, or tablet) that contributed to a conversion event.
ARPPU by Session Source is a Google Analytics 4 metric that measures how much revenue is generated on average per user session based on their traffic source data. This metric helps to track the performance of different traffic sources and optimize marketing efforts accordingly.
The Purchase Revenue by Source metric tracks the total revenue generated by each traffic source for purchases made on your website.
The Views by Platform metric in Google Analytics 4 shows the number of views generated by each platform (such as desktop, mobile, tablet) on your website or app, helping you understand which devices are most popular among your users.
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.