Measuring User Engagement
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Topic: Average Time Page Tracking
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Primary source: https://internetwarriors.de/en/blog/how-long-are-users-on-my-site
Quick Info
Engagement events are triggered when the user window is active and actions like moving the mouse, scrolling, clicking, or typing occur.
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- Official source: https://internetwarriors.de/en/blog/how-long-are-users-on-my-site
Key points
- How does the 'Non-interaction hit' field affect tracking?: Configuring the 'Non-interaction hit' field to 'true' ensures time tracking events do not affect the bounce rate.
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What triggers the engagement events in tracking?
Engagement events are triggered when the user window is active and actions like moving the mouse, scrolling, clicking, or typing occur.
How does the 'Non-interaction hit' field affect tracking?
Configuring the 'Non-interaction hit' field to 'true' ensures time tracking events do not affect the bounce rate.
Sources
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