Session number identifies the number of sessions that a user has started up to the current session, for example, a user's third or fifth session on your site. Both the session ID and session number are …

About the metrics Engagement rate and bounce rate are important metrics in Google Analytics that enable you to measure and analyze user engagement with your website or app. Both metrics are …

[GA4] Session A session is a group of user interactions with your website or app that take place within a given time frame. Learn more About Analytics sessions. In Analytics, a session initiates when a user …

A session is a group of user interactions with your website that take place within a given time frame. For example a single session can contain multiple page views, events, social interactions, and …

I don't know what happened to the account I open my Gmail and under the name of the email it's say (session expired) and when I open my account they want me to type the password.

This article covers Default channel groups in Google Analytics properties. Default channel groups can't be edited in Google Analytics. You have the option to create custom channel groups, which let you …

The initial session by a user during any given date range is considered to be an additional session and an additional user. Any future sessions from the same user during the selected time period are …

The " (direct)" source and " (none)" medium (that is, " (direct) / (none)") in Google Analytics represents website traffic that doesn't have a clear referral source. Understanding your (direct) / (none)

Learn more about traffic-source dimensions Some traffic-source dimensions include the prefix "First user" (as in First user source) or "Session'' (as in Session source) to provide more attribution …

You can choose how many times Google Analytics counts a key event if someone triggers it more than once in a session. About the counting methods You can choose from these counting method options …