In Google Analytics Goals, which of the following describes the Destination goal type?

In Google Analytics Goals, which of the following describes the Destination goal type?

• A. The total revenue from a session
• B. A specific page that has been visited
• C. A video play event
• D. The number of pages visited

Answer: (B)

Destination goals are triggered when a user lands on a defined page. You set the destination to a specific URL (like a thank-you page), and GA marks a conversion when that page is reached, with options to choose how the URL is matched (equals, begins with, or a regex). This makes it the right description for a Destination goal because it focuses on visiting a particular page. The other options point to different goal concepts: revenue reflects monetary value, a video play is an Event, and counting pages visited corresponds to Pages/Screens per session.

Destination goals are triggered when a user lands on a defined page. You set the destination to a specific URL (like a thank-you page), and GA marks a conversion when that page is reached, with options to choose how the URL is matched (equals, begins with, or a regex). This makes it the right description for a Destination goal because it focuses on visiting a particular page. The other options point to different goal concepts: revenue reflects monetary value, a video play is an Event, and counting pages visited corresponds to Pages/Screens per session.