Google Analytics Individual Qualification

You manage a website that sells household appliances. Your website assigns the product id 17 (pid=17) to all pages related to refrigerators. You would like to have a view where your data includes only pages on your site related to refrigerators. Which of the following would accomplish this?

• Filter-1: Type: Custom Search and Replace; Field: Request URI ; Search for “pid=17” and replace with “/refrigerator”
  Filter-2: Type: Custom include; Field: Request URI ; Pattern: “/refrigerator”
• Filter-1: Type: Custom include; Field: Request URI ; Pattern: “/refrigerator”
  Filter-2 Type: Custom Search and Replace; Field: Request URI ; Search for “pid=17” and replace with “/refrigerator”
• Either of these would work

• This is a bug, the figures should match
• Not all visits include a site search, only those which did are included in the conversion rate calculation in the site search terms report
• The site search terms report is only able to show goal conversion rates for one of our goals
• Of those who perform a search during their visits, fewer are likely to convert

• A new Analytics account for reporting
• Sign-in that generates and sets unique IDs
• All of the above
• Google Tag Manager

• Every time a user searches on a website
• Every time a user clicks a video on a website
• Every time a user adds an item to an online shopping cart
• Every time a user loads a webpage with embedded tracking code

• Every time a user makes a reservation
• Every time a user adds an event to their calendar
• Every time a user performs an action with event tracking implemented
• Every time a user performs an action with pageview tracking implemented

• Behavior > Frequency and Recency report
• Interests > Affinity categories report
• Behavior > New vs returning report
• All traffic > Referrals report