Pass the GA IQ Exam for Certification

Question

Digital analytics is

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the analysis of quantitative data from your business

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a process of continual improvement of the online experience

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the analysis of qualitative data from your business

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the analysis of data from your business and the competition

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all of these answers are correct

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(a) numeric, (b) continual change, (c) customers, (d) audience

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(a) quantitative, (b) continual improvement, (c) customers, (d) outcomes

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(a) numeric, (b) continual improvement, (c) customers, (d) audience

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(a) quantitative, (b) continual change, (c) customers, (d) outcomes

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Document your technical infrastructure

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Implement Google Analytics

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Create your implementation plan

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Define your overall measurement plan and business objectives

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Implement Google Analytics

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Create your implementation plan

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Define your overall measurement plan and business objectives

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Maintain and refine your plans

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Document your technical infrastructure

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collecting user information for sales teams to connect with potential leads

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selling products or services

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encourage engagement and frequent visitation

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all these options are equally relevant as business objectives for content publishers

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the DoubleClick third-party cookie

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Google Tag Manager

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survey data filled out by users

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Information that you upload from your CRM

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The AdWords first-party cookie

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when encrypted

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in custom campaigns only

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Google Analytics does not keep track of sessions by default

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The visitor’s session expires after 5 minutes of inactivity

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The visitor’s session expires once the visitor has exited your site

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The visitor’s session expires after 30 minutes of inactivity

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Intelligence

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Conversions

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users and sessions

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cohorts and interactions

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registered users and browsers

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purchasers and browsers

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The reports generated by users over a specific period of time

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Interactions or hits from a specific user for all time

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Interactions or hits from a specific user over a defined period of time

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A group of users getting together in person to discuss analytics

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15 minutes

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30 minutes

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45 minutes

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59 minutes

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Intelligence

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Annotations

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secondary dimensions

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table sort

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primary dimension

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secondary dimension

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table filter

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pivot table

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The games on your site are highly interactive.

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A typical session on your site involves filling out at least 3 forms.

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The default session timeout length is set dynamically by Google Analytics and you cannot change it.

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The average length of videos on your site is 35 minutes.

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The average article on your site takes 4 minutes to read.

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Configuration, Prozessing, Reporting, and Recollection

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Configuration, Collection, Progressing, and Reporting

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Collection, Configuration, Processing, and Reporting

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Collection, Processing, Continuation, and Reporting

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replication

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collection

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configuration

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calculation

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certification

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processing

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Ecommerce transaction

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none of these answers is correct

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social interaction

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Reservations

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Transactions

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transforms the raw data from Collection using the Configuration settings

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collects the data from Analytics tracking code added to a website, mobile application or other digital environments.

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lets you access and analyze your data using the Reporting interface

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lets you adjust Configuration settings before data is collected

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adjusting a control in the reporting interface

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adjusting the session timeout control

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adding a segment to your report

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any of these actions will adjust the sample size

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User > Session > Interactions

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Sessions > Visitors > Interactions

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Sessions > Users > Interactions

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Interactions > Users > Sessions

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Your historical site performance

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Third-party industry benchmark data

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Internal expectations from your business leadership

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A random guess

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exports the collected data into a Google Spreadsheet

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organizes the collected data into pivot tables

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organizes the collected data within database tables

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samples the data immediately

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Channel Groups

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Content Groups

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Custom Reports

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Javascript Customization

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expediency

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configuration

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before documenting your business objectives

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after implementation planning

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when it’s convenient for your IT team

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during measurement planning

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Secondary dimensions

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Analytics Intelligence

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Annotations

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Server redirects

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Query string parameters

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Flash and AJAX events

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Responsive web design

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all of these answers are correct

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Java Script

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User activity on a website

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User activity on a mobile website

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User activity on a mobile application

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User activity on a gaming console

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User activity on any digitally connected device

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Campaign Tracking paramenter

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JavaScript tracking code

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none of these would be appropriate

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Google Analytics mobile SDK

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Measurement Protocol

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any of these would be appropriate

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Campaign Tracking parameter

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JavaScript tracking code

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Google Analytics mobile SDK

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just after the opening <head> tag

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just before the closing </head> tag

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just after the opening <footer> tag

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just before the closing </footer> tag

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connects data to your specific Google Analytics account

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sends data back to your Google Analytics account for reporting

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tracks changes in your AdWords account

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identifies new and returning users

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uses the IP address of a device that accesses the site

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uses the city, state and country of a visitor that access the site

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creates anonymous unique identifiers using third-party cookies

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creates anonymous unique identifiers using first-party cookies

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By detecting what city, operating system and browser the hits come from

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By setting a unique ID for the device that is attached to each hit

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By grouping together all hits that are collected within a 30 minute time period

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Google Analytics is not able to detect if a group of interactions are from the same user device

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replace complicated page URLs with readable text strings

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report on only a subdomain or directory

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include only traffic coming from a particular campaign

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exclude visits from a particular IP address

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You will need to configure your goals in the unfiltered view

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Without one unfiltered view, you will not be able to use a filter for multiple views

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An unfiltered view ensures that the original data can always be accessed

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There is no reason to maintain an unfiltered view

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One account, one property, no views

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One account, two properties

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One account, one property, two views

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One account, one property, one view, because you can’t use Google Analytics to track the mobile app

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To look more closely at traffic to a specific part of a site (a page or selection of pages)

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To limit a user’s access to a subset of data

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To track domains that belong to another account

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To look more closely at traffic to a specific subdomain

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Create a new view and apply an advanced filter that deletes page data outside the subdirectory

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Create a duplicate view and add a filter: select “Include only traffic to a subdirectory” from the Filter Type drop down, and specify the subdirectory

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Create a second Google Analytics account, and apply the new tracking code to the pages in the subdirectory

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Create a new web property and add the new tracking code to the pages on the subdirectory

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View → Account → Property

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Property → Account → View

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Account → View → Property

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Account → Property → View

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If you make a mistake with a configuration setting on a view, you can always reprocess the data to fix it.

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To view data from two websites in aggregate using Google Analytics, you must use the same tracking ID on both sites.

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Once a view is deleted it can be restored using the trash can feature.

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When a new view is created, it will show the historical data from the first view you created for the property.

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including data

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excluding data

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exporting data

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changing how data looks in reports

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secondary dimension

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motion chart

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pivot table

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date comparison

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Date comparison

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Table filter

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Table sort

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Primary dimension

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Secondary dimension

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Pivot table

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Location reports

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Frequency & Recency reports

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New vs. Returning report

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Engagement reports

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Browser & OS reports

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Mobile reports

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Use a Search and Replace custom filter on the Request URI field where Search Strings is “/index” and Replace String is “/home”

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Use a Search and Replace custom filter on the Request URI field where Search String is “www.example.com/index” and Replace String is “www.example.com/home”

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Page Value

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Bounce Rate

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Change the primary dimension in the Channels report to “Medium” and view the Bounce Rate metric

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Change the primary dimension in the Source/Medium report to “Medium” and view the Bounce Rate metric

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Change the primary dimension in the Referrals report to “Medium” and view the Bounce Rate metric

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You cannot see this information in any Acquisitions reports.

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Visits from Google AdWords campaigns that have auto tagging enabled

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Visits from Google AdWords campaigns that have autotagging disabled and no manual campaign tagging

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Visits from all links tagged with the parameter utm_medium=cpc

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Visits from all links tagged with the utm_campaign parameter

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Keyword report

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Affinity Categories

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Search Engine Optimization report

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Site Search report

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how users search your site

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traffic coming from search engines

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traffic coming from Google organic search

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traffic coming from Google paid search

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Location reports

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Frequency & Recency reports

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New vs. Returning reports

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Engagement reports

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Browser & OS reports

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Mobile reports

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Acquisition

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Conversion

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button click response time

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how quickly images load

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All of these are tracked by the Site Speed reports.

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page-load time for a sample of pageviews on your site

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how quickly the browser parses a page and makes it available for user interaction

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Date comparison

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Table filter

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Table Sort

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Primary dimensions

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Secondary dimensions

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Pivot table

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Location reports

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Frequency & Recency reports

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New vs. Returning reports

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Engagement reports

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Browser & OS reports

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Mobile reports

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Content Drilldown

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Landing Pages

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Exit Pages

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Site Speed

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Site Search

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Content Drilldown

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Landing Pages

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Exit Pages

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Site Speed

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Site Search

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A report title must be entered

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Multiple report tabs must be created

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Multiple metric groups must be created

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At least one metric must be added

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At least one dimension must be added

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A report filter must be applied

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the account administration settings

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the reporting interface

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automate complex reporting tasks

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automate your tracking code customizations

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retrieve Google Analytics data for use in your own applications

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build your own dashboard with Google Analytics data

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the start and end dates

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the name of the standard report you wish to use

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which metrics to display

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the ID of the account view that the data should be retrieved from

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adding a segment to your report

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adjusting the session timeout control

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adjusting a control in the reporting interface

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specifying the sample size when querying the API

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utm_campaign

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utm_source

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utm_medium

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utm_content

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www.example.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter1&utm_campaign=spring

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www.example.com?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=example&utm_campaign=winter

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www.example.com?utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=mysearch&utm_campaign=spring&utm_term=backpacks

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www.example.com?utm_campaign=fall&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter1&utm_content=a1

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utm_adgroup

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utm_content

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utm_campaign

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utm_source

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to generate a URL with tracking parameters

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to optimize landing pages

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using the URL builder is required in order to track AdWords visits

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to generate the URL tracking parameters that need to be appended to an organic search result

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utm_medium

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utm_creative

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utm_content

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Source and Medium

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Source, Medium, Campaign, and Ad Content

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Campaign and Medium

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Campaign and Ad Content

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(none), when the traffic source is “direct”

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utm_content, utm_campaign

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utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign

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utm_source, utm_conten

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utm_campaign, utm_adgroup, utm_term

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Banner ads

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AdWords campaigns

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Organic search traffic

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Non-AdWords CPC campaigns

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Email campaigns

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Organic Search

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Conversion

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Example.com

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Conversion

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Example.com

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All of these are mediums.

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Conversion

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Acquisition

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The percentage of visits that contain only one pageview

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The percentage of visits during which visitors spent at least two minutes on the site

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The percentage of visits that result in a site registration

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Conversion rate

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All of the above

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The percentage of sessions that result in a site registration

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The percentage of sessions that are unique

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The percentage of sessions which contain three or more pageviews

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The percentage of sessions during which users spend at least 2 minutes on the site

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To determine the conversion rate

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To calculate ecommerce metrics

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To determine the popularity of each of your pages

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To attribute monetary value to non-ecommerce conversions

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Is there a place in my funnel where traffic loops back to the beginning of the conversion process to start over?

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Are there a lot of unexpected exits from a step in the middle of my conversion funnel?

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Are there any steps in my conversion process that don’t perform well on mobile devices compared to desktop devices?

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Do visitors usually start my conversion process from the first step or somewhere in the middle?

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All of these can be answered using the goal flow report.

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bounce rate

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conversion rates

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conversion paths

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a list of transactions

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ecommerce revenue

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www.example.com/thankyou.html

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www.example.com/thankyou/receipt.php

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www.example.com/receipt/thankyou.php

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www.example.com/thankyou.php

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Match type: Equals to; URI pattern: /thankyou

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Match type: Begins with; URI pattern: /thankyou

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Match type: Equals to; URI pattern: www.mysite.com/thankyou

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Match type: Begins with; URI pattern: www.mysite.com/thankyou

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Revenue per Click

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Bounce Rate

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Average Order Value

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Ecommerce Revenue

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Goal Revenue

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To attribute monetary value to a non e-commerce site

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To calculate e-commerce metrics

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To determine the popularity of webpages

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You must assign a goal value in order to track conversions

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Is there a place in my funnel where traffic loops back to the beginning of the conversion process to start over?

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Are there a lot of unexpected exits from a step in the middle of my conversion funnel?

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Are there any steps in my conversion process that don’t perform well on mobile devices compared to desktop devices?

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Do visitors usually start my conversion process from the first step or somewhere in the middle?

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All of these can be answered using the goal flow report.

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bounce rate

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conversion rates

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conversion paths

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a list of transactions

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ecommerce revenue

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www.example.com/thankyou.html

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www.example.com/thankyou/receipt.php

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www.example.com/receipt/thankyou.php

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www.example.com/thankyou.php

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Match type: Equals to; URI pattern: /thankyou

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Match type: Begins with; URI pattern: /thankyou

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Match type: Equals to; URI pattern: www.mysite.com/thankyou

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Match type: Begins with; URI pattern: www.mysite.com/thankyou

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Revenue per Click

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Bounce Rate

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Average Order Value

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Ecommerce Revenue

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Goal Revenue

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To attribute monetary value to a non e-commerce site

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To calculate e-commerce metrics

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To determine the popularity of webpages

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You must assign a goal value in order to track conversions

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There was a misspelling in the URL of the goal definition

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The tracking code is missing from the conversion page

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The match type in the goal definition is incorrect

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No URL destination goals have been defined

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A website page viewed by the user once they have completed a desired action

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A page that has given you revenue

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The most popular page on your site

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Adding the e-commerce code to the goal page

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Adding the conversion ID to the tracking code on the goal page

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Dragging the goal page onto a Standard Report

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Specifying the conversion page in your view settings within Google Analytics

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You must have Ecommerce reporting implemented.

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You must set up a Goal for the conversion.

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You must set up each of the three pages as a funnel step in the Goal settings.

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None of the above. Goal Flow reports are automatically populated with data about your conversion processes.

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which users are likely to convert

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which interactions should be used to calculate conversions

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which users spend the most time on your home page

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which page or screen is the first of a user’s visit

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an offline sale

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an online sale

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a view of the home page

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All of these are mirco conversions for this site.

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Use of the “customize your watch” tool

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receiving a product inquiry

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a completed sales transaction

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collecting a lead

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a click on a “buy” button

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all of the above

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A potential customer visits a lead form, but doesn’t fill it out or submit it.

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A potential customer fills out and submits a lead form.

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A potential customer downloads a spec sheet for one of your machines.

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A potential customer signs up for your weekly newsletter.

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A potential customer joins your social media community.

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Occurs when someone completes an action that’s important to your business

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Is your highest converting campaign

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Always occurs prior to a micro conversion

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Is a large revenue sale that is directly attributable to a display campaign

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Occurs when over 50% of visitors buy an item

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secondary dimensions

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Intelligence

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