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GA can collect behavioral data from which systems? (Select all that apply)
To track website behavior data with GA, which steps will you need to complete? (Select all that apply)
The Analytics tracking code can collect which of the following? (Select all that apply)
When will GA end a default session?
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Once GA processes the data it collects, it's stored in a database where it can't be changed.
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What is the top to bottom hierarchical structure of a GA account?
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A user with 'edit' permissions at the Account level will automatically have 'edit' permissions at the Property and View levels.
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What is the sequence of steps to find the Analytics tracking code?
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To use Analytics to track user behavior on your website, what must you add to each page of your site?
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Where in the HTML of your webpage should you place the Analytics tracking code?
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New view can include website data from before the view was created.
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If you delete a view, account administrators can recover the view using the 'trash can' function within how many days?
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What are the options for filtering data in GA? (Select all that apply)
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Why is it important to keep one unfiltered view when using filters with GA?
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GA filters data in the order in which the filters are set.
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Filters allow you to reprocess historical data from before the filter was applied.
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What would you use to compare two date ranges in a report?
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What does the 'Users' metric measure?
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In GA, what is the 'Bounce Rate'?
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In GA, what is a 'dimension'?
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In GA, what is a 'metric'?
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In GA, what is a 'secondary dimension'?
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If you wish to see if report data is performing above or below the website average, which GA visualization should you choose?
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How do you increase the amount of data in a sampled GA report?
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By selecting the 'Share Template Link' you can share your dashboard and your data with another user.
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If you share a dashboard with others, they can change the information that shows on their dashboard.
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What setting must be enabled to view data in Demographics and Interest Reports?
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What report would best help identify potential browser issues with website traffic?
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What report shows whether a website was viewed on mobile devices?
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What Traffic Source dimensions does GA automatically capture for each user who comes to your site?
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Examples of 'sources' in GA include: (Select all that apply)
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Examples of 'mediums' in GA include: (Select all that apply)
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Study Notes
Google Analytics Basics
- GA collects behavioral data from various systems: e-commerce platforms, mobile applications, and online point-of-sale systems.
- Tracking website behavior with GA requires creating an Analytics account and adding the tracking code to every page.
Analytics Tracking Code
- The Analytics tracking code captures important data including user visits, browser language, browser type, and device/operating system used.
- Place the tracking code just after the opening
<head>tag in the HTML for effective data collection.
Sessions & Data Management
- A default session in GA ends when a user is inactive for 30 minutes or when they close their browser.
- Data processed by GA is stored in a database and cannot be altered after collection.
- The hierarchy of a GA account consists of Account > Property > View for organizational purposes.
User Permissions
- A user with "edit" permissions at the Account level automatically inherits the same permissions at Property and View levels.
Views & Filters
- A new view cannot include historical data from before it was created; however, deleted views can be recovered within 35 days using the trash can functionality.
- Filters can exclude, include, or modify data in a view; it's vital to maintain one unfiltered view to access original data.
Data Comparisons & Metrics
- The "Users" metric tracks the number of users who had at least one session within a specific date range.
- "Bounce Rate" measures the percentage of visits where users exited without interaction.
- Dimensions provide attributes for data analysis, while metrics represent quantifiable data paired with those dimensions.
Data Analysis & Reporting
- The comparison view helps assess whether report data is performing above or below the website average.
- Enabling "Advertising features" is necessary to access Demographics and Interest Reports, which provide insights on user characteristics.
Browser & Traffic Sources
- The Browser & OS report identifies potential browser issues affecting traffic to the website.
- The Devices report under "Mobile" shows how many visitors used mobile devices.
- GA automatically captures Traffic Source dimensions like Source and Medium for each user session.
Sources and Mediums
- Examples of sources in GA include googlemerchandisestore.com, (direct), and Google.
- Mediums include Organic, CPC, and Referral, providing context for how traffic arrives at the site.
Data Sharing & Dashboard Management
- Sharing a dashboard with the "Share Template Link" does not allow others to access your data.
- If shared, others can modify how the information displays on their own dashboards.
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