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Scroll depth tracking in Google Analytics 4 allows you to measure how much of a web page your visitors view, both vertically and horizontally, as a percentage or pixels.
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It can be configured to track when someone scrolls below the 90% mark of the page height.
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To track scroll depth, users can add custom events to their JavaScript directly or through Google Tag Manager
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, or use event listeners to determine when to send the events to Analytics.
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This data can help to optimize pages for more engagement and better understand user behavior.
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Scroll depth tracking in Google Analytics 4 allows you to see how much of a web page your visitors actually view. You can track both vertical and horizontal scrolling behavior as a percentage or pixels. Scroll depth insights help you improve your content and web design.
Scroll Depth Tracking In Google Analytics 4 - Data Driven U
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Google Analytics 4 can be used to track user scroll activity, which can help to optimize pages for more engagement. This step-by-step guide on how to install scroll depth tracking onto a GA4 property with the use of Google Tag Manager. It explains the limitations of tracking scroll depth, the benefits of using it, and how to add scroll depth parameters.
How to Track Scroll Depth with Google Analytics 4 - Easy Reporting
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This blog post provides an overview of how to set up custom scroll tracking events in Google Analytics 4 using Google Tag Manager (GTM). It explains how to disable the default scroll tracking event, configure a custom scroll trigger, and test the custom scroll tag. It also provides tips on how to improve high bounce rates on websites and how to better optimize pages with heavy amounts of content.
Google Analytics 4 Scroll Tracking In Google Tag Manager | Fishtank Consulting
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Google Analytics allows users to automatically collect and measure event data from their websites or mobile apps. To do this, they can add recommended or custom events to their JavaScript directly or through Google Tag Manager. Additionally, they can use event listeners to determine when to send the events to Analytics, such as when a user clicks a button or scrolls down a page.
[GA4] Send events - Analytics Help
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Measure scroll events in Google Tag ManagerThe scroll depth trigger is used to fire tags based on how far a user has scrolled down a web page. To configure a ...
Scroll Depth trigger - Tag Manager Help
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