The Transactions by Source metric in Google Analytics shows the number of completed purchases that originated from different sources such as direct, organic search, paid search, social, referral, and email.
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Used to show comparisons between values.
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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.
The Sessions by Geo Location metric displays the number of sessions on your website, categorized by the geographical location of the users who visited your site. It shows which regions or countries drive the most traffic to your site.
The Users by Organic Keyword metric shows the number of users who visited a website by finding it through a search engine using a specific organic keyword. It helps determine the effectiveness of SEO efforts in attracting targeted traffic to the website.
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 Goal Completion by Goal metric in Google Analytics measures the percentage of users who completed a specific website goal, such as a purchase or form submission, out of the total number of users who visited the site.
Goal Value by Source is a metric that helps you understand the value of your website traffic sources in terms of the goals you have set up in Google Analytics. It shows you how much revenue or other value was generated by users who came to your site via different sources such as organic search, social media, or paid advertising.
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.
The Product Revenue by Product Name metric tracks the revenue generated by each individual product within a specific time period, allowing businesses to identify their top-performing products and make data-driven decisions to optimize their product offerings.