Page Load Time in GA4 (Google Analytics 4)

[@LeonKorteweg]

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[@TyreMarket]

Thanks to Leon Korteweg. Following your recommendation led to the desired result. You explained every step properly

[@kasra-half-life]

you are the best He was the best guide Thank you very much

Nice video. Thanks. One question: I don't see the Custom calculated metric (Avg value) in the dropdown during Report creation (only the Custom non-calculated metric). Any idea why?

[@AdPrimus]

Why is this only having 1.4k views??? Thx man

[@LeonKorteweg]

Thanks 😁 Just give me a couple years ;)

[@Sebastian-wv4ss]

Great Video, thank you very much!

[@ScarletBowen-r3d]

I have a question about the custom javascript. Should the formula be /10 or /100 for calculating in seconds? I've seen two different tutorials, and it's not clear which one to use.

[@desacreative]

Hi Leon, Great video - very useful. After I set this up, will I be able to add it to a report created in Looker Studio?

[@LeonKorteweg]

Yes off course 💪🏻 If you want to add this to a report that you've previously built, be sure to refresh you GA4 data source to get access to the new custom fields that we've created during this tutorial. After you've done that you should be able to add a table to Looker Studio with the same dimensions and metrics I use in the video from around 10 minutes.

[@GoranPismestrovic]

Hi Leon, thanks for this tutorial. Did you experience seeing a greater amount of views than page load events?

[@pucivogel57]

Hi Leon and thank you so much for your videos. I tried your steps into this video, but when I launch preview mode, for the parameter page_loaded_time_sec I don't get a value I get : [ {parameter: "page_loaded_count", parameterValue: "1"}, { parameter: "page_loaded_time_sec", parameterValue: "{{Page Load Time}}" } ]

[@hummel12ify]

That might be because you did not click on the "windows loaded" event in the tag assistant.