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You can tell anyone to go here:

Reports → Engagement → Pages and screens

Change primary dimension to: Device category

or

Reports → Acquisition → Traffic acquisition

Change primary dimension to: Device category

👍 Quick Summary

💬 If you want, I can:

✔️ Create step-by-step instructions for making this a permanent side-menu report

✔️ Help you build a downloadable dashboard (Looker Studio) with devices

If you want a direct Looker Studio dashboard link for devices (public shareable), say:

“Make Looker Studio”

and I’ll build it for you. 🚀✨

You said:

New Users

ChatGPT said:

Got it — if you’re asking where to find “New Users” data in GA4, here are the easiest places to see it quickly (no Explore setup needed):

✅ Where to find New Users in GA4

1. Reports → Acquisition → User acquisition

This report already includes “New users” as one of the default metrics.

You will see a table with:

• New users

• Sessions

• Engagement rate

• Conversions

• etc.

👉 This shows which channels bring new users (Organic Search, Direct, Social, etc.)

📍 Another location

Reports → Acquisition → Traffic acquisition

Then check the column labeled New users.

This shows new users by traffic source / medium.

📊 Example of what you’ll see

⭐ In Explore (if you want deeper breakdown)

Explore → Free Form

• Add Device Category (like you already did)

• Add New users metric

• Then you’ll see New Users by Device

Example:

(Just like the screenshot you sent earlier)

🚀 One-sentence summary

Go to Reports → User acquisition or Traffic acquisition → Look for the New Users column.

If you want, I can also show:

🔹 New Users by country

🔹 New Users by page

🔹 New Users by campaign or keyword

Which one do you want next?
1️⃣ Country
2️⃣ Page
3️⃣ Source/medium
4️⃣ Keyword (Search Console)
Reply with the number 😊

You said:

Form Submit

ChatGPT said:

To track Form Submits in Google Analytics 4 (GA4), you need to check events — because GA4 tracks form submissions as events, not goals like UA did.

Here is the quickest way to see Form Submit data in GA4:

✅ Where to See Form Submissions in GA4

1. Go to Reports → Engagement → Events

There, look for an event named something like:

• form_submit

• generate_lead

• submit_form

• form_complete

• sign_up

• contact_form_sub