GA4 Explorations and Custom Reports Flashcards
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What is the primary feature in GA4 used to create custom, ad-hoc analyses beyond the standard reports?
Answer: Explorations
Explorations is GA4's dedicated workspace for advanced, ad-hoc analysis that goes beyond the pre-built standard reports.
Which Exploration technique in GA4 allows you to visualize the sequence of pages or screens that users visit?
Answer: Path Exploration
Path Exploration shows the sequence of pages, screens, or events that users trigger, revealing how they navigate through your site or app.
In GA4 Explorations, what is the maximum number of segments you can compare simultaneously?
Answer: 4
GA4 Explorations allows you to apply up to 4 segments at the same time to compare different groups of users, sessions, or events.
Which GA4 Exploration type uses a drag-and-drop canvas where you place dimensions in rows and columns and metrics as values?
Answer: Free Form Exploration
Free Form Exploration provides a flexible pivot-table-style canvas where analysts can drag dimensions and metrics into rows, columns, and values.
What does an 'Open Funnel' setting mean in GA4's Funnel Exploration?
Answer: Users can enter the funnel at any step, not just the first
An open funnel allows users to enter at any step in the funnel sequence, whereas a closed funnel requires users to start at the first step.
Which GA4 Exploration technique is best suited for identifying how different audience segments overlap with each other?
Answer: Segment Overlap
Segment Overlap uses a Venn diagram-style visualization to show how up to three user segments intersect and share users.
What is the maximum number of steps you can add to a Funnel Exploration in GA4?
Answer: 10
GA4 Funnel Explorations support up to 10 steps, allowing you to map detailed multi-step user journeys.