What does Google Analytics 4 refer to as interactions on a website or app?
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Correct answer: Event.
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In Google Analytics 4 (GA4), all user interactions on a website or app are considered "events." This includes page views, clicks, scrolls, video plays, purchases, and custom actions. GA4's data model is entirely event-based, providing a flexible and comprehensive way to track user behavior. "Goals" were a concept in Universal Analytics (UA) for marking important actions, but GA4 uses events, which can then be marked as "conversions" if they represent a valuable business outcome. "Incidents" are not a standard GA4 term for user interactions.
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