The Goal Value by New vs Returning metric in Google Analytics helps to identify how much revenue is generated by new customers versus returning customers who have completed a specific goal on a website. This can inform marketing and retention strategies.
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Used to show comparisons between values.
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Sessions by Landing Page is a metric that shows the number of sessions (or visits) that started on a particular page of a website. It helps evaluate the effectiveness of different landing pages in attracting and engaging visitors.
The Users by Channel metric shows the number of users visiting a website through different channels such as organic search, paid search, social media, direct traffic, etc. This gives insights on which channels are driving more traffic and users to the website.
The Users by Landing page metric in Google Analytics shows the number of unique users who landed on a specific page on your website during a given time period. It helps to measure the effectiveness of different landing pages and their ability to attract and retain visitors.
The New Users metric in Google Analytics refers to the number of unique visitors who are visiting a particular website for the first time within a specified time period.
The Transactions by Channel metric in Google Analytics shows the number of completed purchases made on your website, grouped by the channel (e.g. social media, direct, referral) that the user came from before making the purchase.
The Quantity metric in Google Analytics measures the number of times an event occurred on your website or app, such as product views, add to cart clicks, or form submissions. It is a useful metric for analyzing user engagement and conversion rates.
The Avg. Quantity by Source metric in Google Analytics shows the average number of products or items purchased per transaction, broken down by the source of the visitor (e.g. organic search, social media, email, etc.).
The Avg. Time on Screen metric measures the average length of time that users spend on a particular website page or screen before moving on to another page or exiting the site.