Google Analytics lets you see the path by which users move through your site.
- True.
- False.
If you saw that your site visitors jumped on a specific day, what might have happened?
If you saw that your site visitors jumped on a specific day, what might have happened?
- It’s probably an error in Analytics tracking.
- Spikes are normal with organic growth, so it wasn’t affected by just one thing.
- A post you shared on social media might’ve been shared by others or gone viral, leading to visitors to your site.
- You sent out an email newsletter filled with CTAs that link to your site.
When you cannot write a descriptive label for every column, you need to create a legend or code book. True or False?
When you cannot write a descriptive label for every column, you need to create a legend or code book. True or False?
- True
- False
True or false: CPM measures the price a business pays to have their ad put in front of users a thousand times.
True or false: CPM measures the price a business pays to have their ad put in front of users a thousand times.
- True.
- False.
Some common ways to indicate the end of a conversion include: (Choose all that apply)
Some common ways to indicate the end of a conversion include: (Choose all that apply)
- Error page
- Thank you, page
- Receipt page
- Acknowledgement page
The events section of Google Analytics includes information about: (Choose all that apply)
The events section of Google Analytics includes information about: (Choose all that apply)
- Moments when your site went offline
- Purchases linked to a certain promotion
- Conversions that happened on your site
- Specific data about clicks and scrolls