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"Interaction" report
The next report in the Lifecycle — Engagement — is very similar to the Behavior report that many people are familiar with in Universal Analytics. By default, it starts with an Overview. The overview presents condensed information from each report parameter for a given topic, with a separate card corresponding to each parameter. Some of these cards allow you to dive into a more detailed report by clicking on the corresponding “Explore…” link button, while other cards are only available in the overview and do not have the ability to go to detailed information.
Engagement Overview
From the start, the overview includes a graph that displays metrics such as average hong kong rcs data engagement time (the time a user spends directly on your site at one time, ignoring interruptions such as when a website window remains open as a tab, inactive), number of engagement sessions per user, and average engagement time per session. You can customize the graph by clicking on each of these options to change how the data is displayed.
"Interaction" report
A little further down is another graph where you can track the number of views and the number of events. There is a separate card that displays the events that users take on your site, and another card that provides information about the pages on your website.
The next report in the Lifecycle — Engagement — is very similar to the Behavior report that many people are familiar with in Universal Analytics. By default, it starts with an Overview. The overview presents condensed information from each report parameter for a given topic, with a separate card corresponding to each parameter. Some of these cards allow you to dive into a more detailed report by clicking on the corresponding “Explore…” link button, while other cards are only available in the overview and do not have the ability to go to detailed information.
Engagement Overview
From the start, the overview includes a graph that displays metrics such as average hong kong rcs data engagement time (the time a user spends directly on your site at one time, ignoring interruptions such as when a website window remains open as a tab, inactive), number of engagement sessions per user, and average engagement time per session. You can customize the graph by clicking on each of these options to change how the data is displayed.
"Interaction" report
A little further down is another graph where you can track the number of views and the number of events. There is a separate card that displays the events that users take on your site, and another card that provides information about the pages on your website.