Time Log
Date: Feb. 16, 2023 From: 08:25pm To: 08:35pm
Date: Feb. 17, 2023 From: 11:00am To: 11:30am
Date: Feb. 17, 2023 From: 05:55pm To: 06:05pm
Date: Feb. 17, 2023 From: 07:10pm To: 07:20pm
Summary of your activities in your contents including new contents created (one paragraph). Provide all the hyperlinks (clickable) of new contents you have created this week
I created 2 new posts for HW7. To keep users more engaged in the website I have tried to cover general topics with a touch of fun.
Post 1: Fun facts about selfies.
Post 2: A window into student life.
Apart from that, I hooked up Google tag manager to my website and started collecting customer events. I tried debugging the tag manager’s event collection and explored multiple events.
Summary of your “Event” in GA4
The event I collected is “page_reach”. I want to analyze how many people would reach my post on “chat GPT” directly from the home page. Since it’s a hot topic and the topic that stands out among my other topics, I was expecting my people would go directly to that post from the home page. This event can be used to analyze any pages to decide on what post I can put ads on to get more money.
Find and describe one of best use cases using custom events in GA4
By implementing custom events on our websites, we can monitor precise actions that visitors take specific to our website, like clicking on buttons, submitting forms, or watching videos. This will enable us to gain a deeper understanding of how users are engaging with our site, and identify areas where we can enhance their experience. This flexibility in defining custom events can help us track custom goals that meet the business specifications.