In which section of Google Analytics Reports can you find insights about where users come from before visiting your website?

The Acquisition section of Google Analytics Reports is specifically designed to provide insights about how users arrive at your website. This includes detailed information on the various channels through which visitors find your site, such as organic search, paid search, social media, and direct traffic. By analyzing this data, you can determine which sources are driving the most traffic and how effective your marketing strategies are at reaching potential customers.

In contrast, the other sections focus on different aspects of user engagement and performance. The Engagement section emphasizes user interactions on the site, such as session duration and pages viewed. The Behavior section looks at how users navigate through content and what actions they take on the site, rather than where they come from. The Monetization section assesses revenue generation and transactions, which does not relate to user acquisition. Therefore, the Acquisition section is the most relevant for understanding where users originate before they visit your website.