True or False: If a user views one page of a website, completes an Event on this page, and then leaves the site, this session will be counted as a bounce in Google Analytics.
True: A session is considered a “bounce” if the user views one page of the site and then leaves.
False: Because there was more than one interaction hit in the session (pageview hit and event hit) this session would not be considered a bounce.
Correct Answer
False: Because there was more than one interaction hit in the session (pageview hit and event hit) this session would not be considered a bounce.
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- 1If a user visits the home page of a website with a video embedded and leaves without clicking on anything, Google Analytics will count this session as a bounce.
- 2If a user visits a web page with an embedded video, leaves without clicking on anything, and the session times out, how will Google Analytics report the session?
- 3Destination, Event, Duration, and Pages/Screens per Session are the goals that are available in Google Analytics.
- 4If a destination goal is created for a newsletter sign-up and a user completes the newsletter sign-up three times in three separate sessions, how many goal conversions will google analytics count?
- 5Scenario: The Google Merchandise Store recently launched a mobile responsive website and started a few new ad campaigns. When looking at their overall traffic in Google Analytics, they noticed that they have a bounce rate of 85%. Which of the following dimensions would be useful when analyzing their traffic to determine the cause of this high bounce rate?
- 6When will Google Analytics be unable to identify sessions from the same user by default?