4. You can check your search keywords from the Search Console on the left menu.
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How to check page transitions after accessing a specific page using Google Analytics 4
This article explains how to investigate page transitions after accessing a specific pr directors email lists page using Google Analytics 4. In Google Analytics 4, use the "Route Data Exploration" in the Exploration Report.
The "Route Data Exploration" report is a feature similar to Google Analytics' "Behavior Flow." The route taken by the user is displayed in a tree graph format. You can check the route taken to access the site and the transitions within the site. Furthermore, since you can view route data not only from the "starting point" but also from the "end point," you can check the route taken by the user to a specific page.
2. Check page transitions based on the "starting point"
To check page transitions after accessing a specific page in Google Analytics 4, use "Route Data Exploration." Follow the steps below.
1. From the "Explore" function, select "Route Data Exploration" in the template gallery.
2. Change the type of "Step +1" to "Page Title and Screen Name"