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Google Analytics
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Session | A group of user interactions with your website that take place within a given time frame. |
| User | A person who visits your website and is identified by a unique browser or device. |
| Pageview | A single instance of a page being loaded or reloaded in a browser. |
| Bounce Rate | The percentage of sessions in which users leave the site after viewing only one page. |
| Engagement Rate | The percentage of sessions where users interact meaningfully (scroll, click, stay longer, etc.). |
| Traffic Source | The origin of your website visitors (e.g., Google Search, social media, direct). |
| Acquisition | Reports showing how users arrive at your website. |
| Behavior | Reports showing what users do on your website (pages visited, time spent, actions taken). |
| Conversion | A completed action that is valuable to your business (purchase, sign‑up, form submission). |
| Goal | A specific action you track as a conversion (e.g., newsletter signup). |
| Event | A user interaction tracked independently from a pageview (clicks, downloads, video plays). |
| UTM Parameters | Tags added to URLs to track the performance of campaigns in Google Analytics. |
| Audience | A group of users with shared characteristics (location, device, behavior). |
| Real‑Time Report | A dashboard showing what is happening on your website at this exact moment. |
| Landing Page | The first page a user sees when they enter your website. |