Mantieni tutto organizzato con le raccolte
Salva e classifica i contenuti in base alle tue preferenze.
Gli eventi ti consentono di misurare le interazioni degli utenti sul tuo sito web o nella tua app. Ad esempio,
puoi misurare quando un utente carica una pagina, fa clic su un link ed effettua un acquisto.
Google Analytics utilizza i dati degli eventi per creare report con informazioni sulla tua attività. Scopri di più
Hai configurato Google Analytics e stai iniziando a visualizzare i dati nei report, ma
vuoi raccogliere più informazioni di quelle che Analytics raccoglie automaticamente
o vuoi sbloccare determinate funzionalità in Analytics.
Visualizzare gli eventi in Analytics
Puoi visualizzare i tuoi eventi e i relativi parametri utilizzando i report In tempo reale e
DebugView. Tieni presente che il report DebugView richiede una configurazione aggiuntiva prima di poter essere utilizzato. Questi due report mostrano gli eventi man mano che vengono attivati dagli utenti sul tuo sito web.
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