How many types of goals are there in Google Analytics?
 

How many types of goals are there in Google Analytics?

- URL Destination goals.
- Visit Duration goals.
- Page/Visit goals.
- Events.

It will change based on the target goals. Mostly We will use Landing Page, Thanks Page, Events Success, Email Marketing land page, Set Paid Ad End Page. So We can set different goals in Google Analytics.

1. URL Destination goals.
2. Visit Duration goals.
3. Page/Visit goals.
4. Events.

I agree with the @RH-Calvin point.

Google Analytics allows you to define 20 goals per view, divided in four goal sets. Most probably you don't need to set up this many goals in one view.

In Google Analytics, you can set four different types of goals: URL Destination goals. Visit Duration goals. Page/Visit goals.

How many types of goals are there in Google Analytics?
 

In Google Analytics, you can set four different types of goals: URL Destination goals. Visit Duration goals. Page/Visit goals.

There are four basic types of goals you can create within Google Analytics: destination, event, duration, and pages per session.

How many types of goals are there in Google Analytics?
 

Google Analytics goals, in all their flavors and types, are a way to capture data on that value and allow reports to analyze behavioral, acquisition, and demographic data against that information. In short, they help you measure how effective your efforts are in leading to your business objectives.

How many types of goals are there in Google Analytics?
 

Google Analytics goals, in all their flavors and types, are a way to capture data on that value and allow reports to analyze behavioral, acquisition, and demographic data against that information. In short, they help you measure how effective your efforts are in leading to your business objectives.

How many types of goals are there in Google Analytics?
 

In Google Analytics, you can set four different types of goals: URL Destination goals. Visit Duration goals. Page/Visit goals.
Goal Type Description
Destination A specific location loads
Duration Sessions that lasts a specific amount of time or longer
Pages/Screens per session A user views a specific number of pages or screens
Event An action defined as an Event is triggered