The Revenue by Landing Page metric calculates the total amount of revenue generated from users who landed on a specific page of a website. It helps to identify the pages driving the most revenue, optimize those pages for better conversion rates, and understand customer behavior and preferences.
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Sessions is a metric in Google Analytics that represents a group of interactions made by a single user during a specified time period on a website or app.
Sessions by Page is a metric that shows the number of sessions in which a particular page was viewed by users on your website. It is useful in determining the popularity and engagement of specific pages on your site.
Top Source/Medium by Sessions is a metric that identifies which sources and mediums (e.g. Google organic search, Facebook referral) drive the most website sessions. It helps to measure the success of your marketing campaigns and to identify areas that need improvement.
The Sessions by Channel metric in Google Analytics measures the number of user sessions coming from various traffic sources such as organic search, direct, referral, social, and paid.
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.
Revenue is the total amount of income generated by the sale of products or services, as tracked by Google Analytics. It measures the monetary value of transactions on a website or app.
Unique Purchases metric shows the number of individual products that were purchased by customers, rather than the total number of purchases made. It helps measure product popularity and sales performance.
Unique Screen View measures the number of distinct views of a particular screen by a user. It is a helpful metric for mobile app designers to gauge user engagement and app usage patterns.