[UA] Conversion path length report [Legacy]

See how many clicks it takes for users to convert.
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Use the Conversion path length report to understand the distribution of the count of touchpoints your customers take to conversion.

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How to use the report

Access the report

  1. Sign in to your Attribution project at https://analytics.google.com/analytics/attribution.
  2. Go to Explore > Conversion path length.

Map of Conversion path length report

Select date range and conversion types

Start by selecting a date range from the date picker drop-down menu at the top of the report (1, in the map above). Then select one or more conversion types from the drop-down menu (2, above). The default selection is All conversion types.

Choose which touchpoints to show

By default, the report shows all touchpoints, excluding direct visits. Click Edit report to include direct visits (3, above).

Export

Click the download icon file download (4, above) to download a CSV file that includes the data currently shown in the table.

Understand the data

The Conversion path length report shows you how many clicks users take to complete conversions. The top row of the report provides an overview of how the selected conversion types are performing. It shows:

  • Average number of Clicks to conversion
  • Total number of Conversions
  • Total Revenue.

The report is sorted by ascending Clicks to conversion. It displays a maximum path length of 100 clicks. For each path length, you see:

  • Conversions, followed by the percentage of total conversions
  • Revenue, followed by the percentage of total revenue
  • a bar chart visualizing the percentage of total conversions and the percentage of total revenue.
     

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