Google Analytics can identify that two sessions are from the same user if
the sessions happen in the same browser on the same device
the sessions happen on the same day
the sessions happen in the same browser
the sessions occur within 30 minutes of each other
Correct Answer
the sessions happen in the same browser on the same device
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- 1When will Google Analytics be unable to identify sessions from the same user by default?
- 2If 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?
- 3If 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?
- 4If 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.
- 5The Google Analytics Data Model consists of users, sessions, and interactions. In this heirarchy, interactions include:
- 6Each dimension and metric has a scope that aligns with a level of the analytics data hierarchy — user, session, or hit-level. In most cases, it only makes sense to combine dimensions and metrics in your reports that belong to the same scope. Which of the following is a valid dimension / metric combination?