What is the number of churns in GA4?

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In GA4Number of abandonmentsrefers to the number of times a user leaves your site after visiting a particular page.

Exits mean that a visitor ended their session on that page, and are an important metric for evaluating page performance and user engagement.

The importance of churn rates
By accurately finland mobile database tracking the number of dropouts, you can get the following information:

Identify which pages users are leaving your site on
It helps you identify areas to improve your content
Helps you develop strategies to improve the overall user experience on your site
Relationship between churn and other metrics
You can gain deeper insights by analyzing the number of exits in combination with other indicators such as bounce rate and engagement rate. For example, if a page with a high number of exits also has a high bounce rate, there may be a problem with the content or design of that page.

Difference between exits and bounce rate
Exits tell you the number of times a specific page is missed, while bounce rate tells you the percentage of visitors to your site who left on the first page, so exits are better for assessing the performance of each page on your site individually.

How to check the number of abandonments
To check the number of bounces in GA4, follow the steps below.

Log in to the GA4 admin page.
Click Reports and go to the Engagement section.
Select "Pages and Screens."
Check the "Canceled Number" column in the data table that appears.