A funnel can be defined:
without setting up a goal. 0.0%
only after creating a custom segment. 0.0%
only 24 hours after the installation of the tracking code. 0.0%
after setting up a goal. 100.0%
A funnel represents:
the path that you expect visitors to take on their way to converting to the goal. 100.0%
the predicted number of visitors over the next one year. 0.0%
the behavior of visitors after they leave your site. 0.0%
the path taken by visitors before entering your site. 0.0%
A high bounce rate generally indicates:
the site entrance pages are highly relevant to your visitors. 11.0%
your sites' pages are well crawled by Google. 0.0%
your site's pages are highly ranked by Google. 0.0%
the site entrance pages aren't relevant to your visitors. 88.0%
A pharmaceutical products website has a product description page with images, price and description of the drug X. The users can click the Order Now button on this page to reach the payment process...
set up a trending report. 0.0%
create a filter. 12.0%
create a custom report. 12.0%
create a funnel. 75.0%
A unique pageview:
is counted when a visitor hits reload after reaching a page. 0.0%
aggregates pageviews that are generated by the same user during the same session. 75.0%
is counted when a user navigates to a different page. 12.0%
is counted when a user exits your site. 12.0%
A visitor's interaction with your website after clicking on your Google AdWords Ad can be monitored by:
Google Analytics. 100.0%
Google AdSense. 0.0%
Google AdWords. 0.0%
Google Webmaster Tools. 0.0%
Auto tagging and link tagging:
require extra expenditure. 0.0%
append additional query string parameters on to the end of URLs pointing to your site. 85.0%
eliminate the need for appending additional query strings to the end of URLs. 14.0%
always cause visitors to be transferred to an error page. 0.0%
Automatic tracking of Google AdWords campaigns in Google Analytics:
is not possible. 0.0%
can be achieved by enabling "Auto Tagging" in Google AdWords. 100.0%
can be achieved by enabling "Auto Tagging" in Google Analytics. 0.0%
can be achieved by enabling "Automatic Tracking" in Google AdWords. 0.0%
Choose the incorrect statement.
Advanced segments allow you to choose what types of visits you want to be considered when generating data for a report. 0.0%
Advanced fragmentation is a tool you can use to slice and dice your Analytics data with great precision. 100.0%
Consider the following user navigation: The number of unique page views for the above mentioned user navigation is:
1 0.0%
2 0.0%
3 100.0%
4 0.0%
5 0.0%
Event Tracking Trending:
is not a feature of Google Analytics. 16.0%
can be obtained by content>event tracking>trending 83.0%
can be obtained by visitors>event tracking>trending 0.0%
can be obtained by goals>event tracking>trending 0.0%
Excluding your own internal traffic in a Google Analytics report can:
not be achieved. 0.0%
be achieved by using Funnels. 0.0%
be achieved by using Filters. 100.0%
be achieved by using Goals. 0.0%
Filters can not be used to:
show data for a particular sub domain. 0.0%
identify problems with site metadata. 100.0%
exclude an IP from visitors' data. 0.0%
build a field from other two fields of tracking data. 0.0%
For the purpose of generating reports, a unique visitor is determined using:
cookies. 100.0%
password. 0.0%
username. 0.0%
email Id. 0.0%
For the purpose of Google Analytics reports, a session is considered to have ended if the user has been inactive on the site for:
15 minutes. 0.0%
30 minutes. 100.0%
24 hours. 0.0%
30 days. 0.0%
Google analytics does not allow you to:
identify where your visitors come from. 0.0%
identify most lucrative geographic markets. 0.0%
identify errors for URLs in Sitemap. 31.0%
submit a sitemap. 37.0%
see errors and problems encountered by Google's crawlers while accessing pages on your site. 31.0%
Google Analytics logs a page-view:
each time the page is loaded irrespective of the tracking code execution. 0.0%
each time the tracking code is executed. 100.0%
each time the user logs in any of the Google accounts. 0.0%
each time the user clicks on a Google Ad. 0.0%
Google Analytics tracks data from a variety of sources to provide:
closed-loop ROI analysis. 83.0%
open-loop ROI analysis. 16.0%
Ad Sense report analysis. 0.0%
AdWords report analysis. 0.0%
How can a goal in Google Analytics be made inactive?
by deleting the goal 14.0%
by turning it off 85.0%
If a visitor hits reload after reaching a page, it will be counted as:
an additional pageview. 85.0%
a unique pageview. 14.0%
a bounced visitor. 0.0%
achievement of a goal. 0.0%
If there is a certain subdirectory of your website that you'd like to track,
you can enter the subdirectory url as the default page for a domain in your "Main Website Profile Information" to only report on traffic to that directory 16.0%
you can create a funnel to only report on traffic to that directory 0.0%
you can create a filter to only report on traffic to that directory 83.0%
it is not feasible to only report on traffic to that directory 0.0%
If you click Visualize on a Keyword report, each dot on the motion chart hence obtained will represent a:
keyword. 37.0%
date. 62.0%
frequency. 0.0%
user. 0.0%
Motion charts allow you to visualize the data in a maximum of ___ dimensions.
2 0.0%
3 0.0%
4 0.0%
5 100.0%
Navigation summary shows:
paths visitors use to get to your content. 100.0%
top sources per page. 0.0%
top keywords per page. 0.0%
how visitors found your site. 0.0%
Once created, a custom report is available for as long as:
you want it. 85.0%
your current session is active. 14.0%
72 hours only. 0.0%
two months. 0.0%
State whether true or false: It is possible to sign up for a Google Analytics Account via an existing Google AdWords account.
The above visualization can be obtained by:
traffic source>goal conversion 14.0%
visitors>visits for all visitors 0.0%
goals>funnel visualization 85.0%
visitors>map overlay 0.0%
The following question is based on the graphic shown above. Which visualization does not belong to Google Analytics?
A 0.0%
B 100.0%
C 0.0%
D 0.0%
The Google Analytics tracking code is:
profile-specific. 42.0%
website-specific. 0.0%
URL-specific. 0.0%
domain-specific. 57.0%
The Google Analytics tracking code snippet needs to be placed in:
all the pages that need to be tracked. 85.0%
only the index page of the site for which the pages are to be tracked. 14.0%
a separate webpage in a sub domain directory as specified by Google. 0.0%
The percentage of visits in which the users left your site after visiting only the entrance page is known as:
crawl rate. 0.0%
visitor segmentation. 0.0%
bounce rate. 100.0%
pageviews. 0.0%
The Query String Variable utm_content is used to:
identify the medium the user is using to get to your site. 14.0%
identify the vendor used. 0.0%
identify the keyword being used in the ad. 14.0%
differentiate between similar ads. 71.0%
The traffic sources leading to increase in traffic and revenue can be identified by:
goal funnel>select goal 0.0%
all traffic sources report>Ecommerce tab 85.0%
goal value> select goal 0.0%
all traffic sources report>goal conversion tab 14.0%
To apply filters to your data so as to keep your "raw" data intact, you can create a:
new Analytics account. 0.0%
duplicate profile in your account. 100.0%
duplicate report in your account. 0.0%
To identify the steps of a payment processing wizard that are causing people to abandon the purchase, you should:
set up a new goal in Google Analytics. 0.0%
use the funnel visualization report in Google Analytics. 85.0%
set up a new Analytics profile. 14.0%
create a program to parse all the links to be monitored. 0.0%
To see the Google AdWords cost data within Google Analytics, you must:
contact Google Analytics support. 0.0%
check the "Apply Cost Data Checkbox" located under the Analytics tab while in Google AdWords. 85.0%
check the "Apply Cost Data Checkbox" located under the Analytics tab while in Google Analytics. 14.0%
apply for a premium Google Analytics Account. 0.0%
Unduplicated (counted only once) visitors to your website over the course of a specified time period are counted as:
Unique pageviews. 0.0%
Unique Visitors. 100.0%
Aggregate page views. 0.0%
Returning Visitors. 0.0%
What is the maximum number of events per visit that can be tracked by Google Analytics?
50 0.0%
500 100.0%
5000 0.0%
Unlimited 0.0%
When the Google Analytics Tracking code is installed, tracking begins:
after 24 hours. 14.0%
after approval by the Google Analytics team. 0.0%
immediately. 85.0%
after you pay the requisite fee. 0.0%
Which of the following statement about Google Analytics is incorrect?
Google Analytics provides the ability to add any number of users to your account. 14.0%
It is possible to grant varying levels of access to your reports to others. 14.0%
You may grant access to the reports of particular profiles when adding a new user. 0.0%
You can not modify access for existing users. 71.0%
Which three of the following variables are required for proper tracking by Analytics when you use campaign tracking?
utm_campaign 33.0%
utm_medium 29.0%
utm_source 29.0%
utm_term 4.0%
utm_content 4.0%
While creating a new filter in Google Analytics, by which field can a custom filter be specified?
Filter Name 71.0%
Filter Type 28.0%
Available Website Profiles 0.0%
Selected Website Profiles 0.0%
While customizing a goal, the 'Required step' checkbox:
does not affect the Funnel Visualization report. 10.0%
prevents a goal from showing a conversion in any other goal report. 20.0%
does not keep a goal from showing a conversion in any other goal report. 20.0%
affects only the Funnel Visualization report. 50.0%