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What are custom metrics in Google Analytics?
Include non-standard data in your reports. Custom dimensions and custom metrics are like default dimensions and metrics in your Analytics account, except you create them yourself. You can use them to collect and analyze data that Analytics doesn’t automatically track.
What is not set in Google Analytics?
(not set) is a placeholder name that Analytics uses when it hasn’t received any information for the dimension you have selected. The reasons for (not set) appearing as a dimension value vary according to the report.
How many custom variables do I need in Google Analytics?
You can set up to five custom variables on any page so the index is an integer between 1 and 5. I recommend keeping things simple — define five or fewer custom variables per website and assign a consistent index. It’s possible to create more if they are spread over multiple pages, but it can lead to confusion. name(required)
Is there a Google Analytics settings variable for Tag Manager?
Most users will start off with a Google Analytics Settings variable that contains only a Google Analytics ID. Any additional tag configurations that use that same Google Analytics ID will then be able to leverage the variable, without having to re-enter the ID.
What do you need to know about custom variables?
A custom variable should be placed in one slot only and not be re-used across different slots. name —The name for the custom variable. Required. This is a string that identifies the custom variable and appears in the top-level Custom Variables report of the Analytics reports.
How to define custom variables for web tracking?
Each level in this model is defined as follows: Visitor —the client that visits the site, such as the browser or mobile phone operated by a person. Session —the period of time during which the visitor is active on the site. Page —activity on the user’s behalf which sends a GIF request to the Analytics servers.