How to track user engagement in GA4?

@jacey.lubowitz 

To track user engagement in GA4 (Google Analytics 4), you can follow these steps:

1. Set up a GA4 property: Login to your Google Analytics account and create a new GA4 property.
2. Install the GA4 tracking code: Once your property is set up, you'll need to install the GA4 tracking code on your website or app. This can be done by adding the code snippet provided by GA4 in the header of your website or through a tag management system like Google Tag Manager.
3. Enable enhanced measurement: To track user engagement, you'll need to enable enhanced measurement in your GA4 property settings. Go to your GA4 property settings, click on "Data Streams" under "Measurement Setup," and then toggle on the "Enhanced measurement" option.
4. Set up events for engagement tracking: In GA4, events are key actions that users take on your website or app. You can set up events to track different engagement metrics such as page views, clicks, form submissions, video views, etc. Define the events that you want to track based on your specific requirements.
5. Configure event tracking using the GA4 code: Use the GA4 code snippets or the GA4 measurement protocol to send event data to your GA4 property. You'll need to add the code or implement the measurement protocol for each event you want to track.
6. View engagement data in GA4 reports: Once your events are set up and data is being sent to GA4, you can access engagement data in different reports. Explore reports like the "Events" report, "User engagement" report, or create custom reports to analyze specific engagement metrics.

Remember to create meaningful event names, set appropriate parameters for events, and define conversion goals to align your tracking with your business objectives.

Note: Since GA4 is a new version of Google Analytics, some features and terminology may differ from the previous version (Universal Analytics). Consult the GA4 documentation for more detailed instructions.