Google analytics: What is "Goals"? Which is placed in reports dashbord?

Taken from google analytics blog: "Goals (with a capital G) are a way to measure business objectives for your website in Google Analytics. Goals must correspond to a measurable action performed by your website's visitors, for example, a visit to a "thank you" page. This combination of a business objective and a measurable action make up a Goal."

Basically, it's your target of what the audience of your website would do/had done (and how much you had achieved it). For more information about the goal / setting your goals, you can visit the source below.

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