Load the following Tour - https://analytics.google.com/analytics/web/?utm_source=demoaccount&utm_medium=demoaccount&utm_campaign=demoaccount&ghstartflowid=9096730#/report/trafficsources-all-traffic/a54516992w87479473p92320289/_u.date00=20170901&_u.date01=20170930&_.goalOption=ECOMMERCE/

4. [Google Analytics for Power Users -Attract High Value traffic-Which traffic sources bring in the most value?] How does a user find the top sources driving conversions? (Multiple Answer)

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Check or X if correct

Acquisition > All Traffic > Source / Medium - sort by ecommerce rate (high to low)

Acquisition > All Traffic > Source / Medium - sort by ecommerce rate (high to low) + factoring in the number of transactions >1 (we can't optimize for a single instance)

Filter out employee promotions since Google is in control of that and use the same Acquisition > All Traffic > Source / Medium - sort by ecommerce rate (high to low)

All answers are correct

None of the answers are correct

5. [Google Analytics for Power Users -Attract High Value traffic-Which traffic sources bring in the most value?] How do we get a more statistically relevant sample of sources to analyze for ?(Multiple Answer)

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Check or X if correct

Use an Advanced filter to filter out user visits in the Source/Medium report below a certain threshold then sort by registrations (goal 3).

Don't filter out anything yet, export your report to Excel and/or Google Data Studio (the data may prove to be more valuable later, or assist in other conversions)

Just sort the Source/Medium report by ecommerce rate

Just sort the Source/Medium report by registrations (goal 3)

All answers are correct, it depends on what your searching for in the analytics reports.