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I've set up Google Analytics and three goals. But it seems like each goal is converted only once per visit. Is it possible to convert the same goals several times? I use an event to convert the goal and it is like a "wrote a post".
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Goals are configured at the view level. Goals can be applied to specific pages or screens your users visit, how many pages/screens they view in a session, how long they stay on your site or app, and the events they trigger while they are there.
Goals are unique by session, which means that one goal is counted per session regardless of how many times a user completes that action in that session. Keeping that in mind, you may want to set up certain actions as events to be able to view the total count versus just the unique counts that will be reported as goals.
In Google Analytics, you can set four different types of goals: URL Destination goals. Visit Duration goals. Page/Visit goals.
Each Google Analytics goal conversion will count a maximum of one time per user per session. While the All Pages report may show three pageviews of the goal URL by the same user, there will only be one goal completion counted. Similarly, a user could trigger the same event multiple times in a session.
No. It won't. Check out this helpful answer from the Google Analytics Help center.
GA will track any Goal Conversion once per visit. If you have 2 Goals set-up, one visitor during the same session can convert on both goals, and GA will count both conversions. It won't count repeat goal conversions per session (so if someone reaches your Thank You page for a Goal Conversion, and then goes to refresh the page 5 times, GA won't count 6 Goal Conversions, it will only count 1 / the "unique pageview").
There's no way around this. However, since you're tracking these events, you'll still have the raw event numbers in your event tracking report.
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