Google Analytics Metric
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Funnel analysis tracks user progression through defined conversion paths in Google Analytics - from initial landing through intermediate steps to final conversion. It identifies where users drop off at each stage, quantifying the conversion loss at every step and revealing the most impactful optimisation opportunities.
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Funnel analysis tracks user progression through defined conversion paths in Google Analytics - from initial landing through intermediate steps to final conversion. It identifies where users drop off at each stage, quantifying the conversion loss at every step and revealing the most impactful optimisation opportunities.
Why funnel analysis matters for Google Analytics users
A 5% conversion rate means 95% of visitors do not convert, but the overall number does not reveal where they are lost. Funnel analysis shows whether users abandon during content consumption, at the signup form, during onboarding, or at the pricing page. Each stage has a different owner and a different fix.
Mapping funnel stages into your metric tree makes each step visible with its own metrics and ownership. When overall conversion drops, the tree reveals the specific stage causing the decline, enabling targeted intervention rather than broad experimentation.
Understand and act on funnel analysis with KPI Tree
KPI Tree connects funnel step data from your warehouse and arranges stages into a sequential tree structure. Track drop-off rates between each stage by traffic source and device.
Assign RACI ownership to the team responsible for each funnel stage. Set alerts for unusual drop-offs and track optimisation actions tied to specific stages where performance degrades.
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Related Google Analytics metrics
Conversion Rate
Web AnalyticsMetric Definition
Conversion Rate = (Conversions / Sessions) x 100
Conversion rate measures the percentage of Google Analytics sessions or users that complete a defined conversion event - such as a purchase, signup, form submission, or key feature interaction. It quantifies how effectively your website turns visitors into customers or leads.
Exit Rate
Web AnalyticsMetric Definition
Exit Rate = (Exits from Page / Total Page Views for Page) x 100
Exit rate measures the percentage of page views that were the last in a session for a specific page in Google Analytics. Unlike bounce rate, which considers only single-page sessions, exit rate applies to all sessions and identifies the pages where users most frequently end their visit.
Goal Completion Rate
Web AnalyticsMetric Definition
Goal Completion Rate = (Goal Completions / Sessions) x 100
Goal completion rate measures the percentage of Google Analytics sessions that complete a predefined goal - such as reaching a destination page, meeting a session duration threshold, or triggering a specific event sequence. It quantifies how effectively your site achieves its defined business objectives.
Bounce Rate
Web AnalyticsMetric Definition
Bounce Rate = (Single-Page Non-Engaged Sessions / Total Sessions) x 100
Bounce rate measures the percentage of Google Analytics sessions where the user viewed only a single page and triggered no additional events before leaving. In GA4, it is the inverse of engagement rate - a bounced session is one that was not engaged, meaning it lasted less than 10 seconds, had no conversion event, and had fewer than 2 page views.
User Flow Analysis
Web AnalyticsMetric Definition
User flow analysis maps the paths users take through your website in Google Analytics, from entry page through subsequent page views to exit or conversion. It identifies the most common navigation patterns, unexpected detours, and the paths that most frequently lead to conversion.
All Google Analytics metrics
Attribution ModellingAudience SegmentationBounce RateCampaign Performance ROICohort AnalysisContent Performance AnalysisConversion RateCustom Event Conversion RateEvent Tracking RateExit RateGeographic PerformanceGoal Completion RateMobile vs Desktop PerformanceNew User RatePage Load Time ImpactPages per SessionReal-Time MonitoringReturn Visitor RateSearch Query PerformanceSession DurationTime-Based Trend AnalysisTraffic Source AnalysisUser Acquisition CostUser Flow AnalysisEmpower your team to understand and act on Google Analytics data
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