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.
With Databox you can track all your metrics from various data sources in one place.
Used to show comparisons between values.
Databox is a business analytics software that allows you to track and visualize your most important metrics from any data source in one centralized platform.
To track User Engagement by Session Source using Databox, follow these steps:
Average Session Duration is the average length of time visitors spend on your website during a single session, measured in seconds. This metric provides insight into visitor engagement and can help identify areas for improvement in site content or user experience.
Engaged Sessions by Session Source measures the number of sessions that included at least one engagement event, such as a scroll or click, grouped by the source (e.g. direct, organic, social). It helps identify which sources drive the highest levels of user engagement on your website.
The Active Users metric in Google Analytics 4 counts the number of unique users who have engaged with your website or app during a specific time period.
The Active Users by Page Title metric shows the total number of users who visited a specific page on your website during a specified time period. It is useful for analyzing the popularity and engagement of individual pages.
The Event Count by Page Path metric measures the number of events triggered on specific pages of a website, allowing for analysis of user behavior and engagement on specific pages.
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.
The Purchase Revenue by Medium metric in Google Analytics 4 measures the revenue generated from purchases on your website or app, segmented by the medium or source of traffic, such as social media, search engines, or display ads.
Total revenue generated from all sessions grouped by default channel (organic, direct, referral, etc.).