Pages
The Pages report analyzes page-level performance, showing which pages receive the most traffic and how they perform.
Accessing the Report
- Select a site from the site selector
- Click Pages in the sidebar
URL pattern: /sites/{site_id}/pages
Tabs
The report has two tabs with different perspectives:
All Pages Tab
Shows all pages that received traffic during the selected period.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Page | URL path and page title |
| Trend | 7-day sparkline showing recent traffic pattern |
| Pageviews | Total views (with relative progress bar) |
| Unique Visitors | Distinct visitors (with relative progress bar) |
| Content Group | Assigned content group (if configured) |
Landing Pages Tab
Shows pages where sessions started (entry points to your site).
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Page | URL path and page title |
| Entrances | Sessions that started on this page (with progress bar) |
| Bounce Rate | Percentage of single-page sessions |
| Conversions | Conversions attributed to this landing page (with progress bar) |
| Content Group | Assigned content group (if configured) |
Bounce Rate Colors
| Color | Bounce Rate | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| Green | < 40% | Good engagement |
| Yellow | 40-70% | Average |
| Red | > 70% | May need attention |
Top Pages Chart
Horizontal bar chart showing the 10 most visited pages.
- Bars represent pageview count
- Hover for exact values
- URLs truncated if too long
Content Groups
Content groups categorize pages for aggregated analysis.
What Are Content Groups?
Instead of analyzing individual URLs, group related pages:
| Group | Example Pages |
|---|---|
| Blog | /blog/, /articles/ |
| Products | /products/, /shop/ |
| Checkout | /cart, /checkout/* |
| Account | /account/, /profile/ |
Filtering by Content Group
- Click the content group filter above the table
- Select one or more groups
- Table shows only pages in selected groups
Configuring Content Groups
Content groups are configured in Settings → Properties.
See Content Grouping for setup instructions.
Filtering
Table Filter Builder
Click the filter icon to open the filter builder:
Available fields:
- Path (URL path)
- Title (page title)
- Pageviews
- Unique Visitors
- Bounce Rate
- Conversions
Operators:
- Text: contains, starts with, equals
- Numbers: greater than, less than, equals
Example filters:
| Goal | Filter |
|---|---|
| Blog pages only | Path starts with "/blog" |
| High traffic pages | Pageviews greater than 1000 |
| Problem pages | Bounce Rate greater than 70 |
| Converting pages | Conversions greater than 0 |
Combining with Global Filters
Page report respects global filters:
- Global filter: Country = Spain
- Table filter: Path contains "products"
- Result: Product pages viewed by Spanish visitors
Trend Sparklines
Each row includes a 7-day trend sparkline:
- Shows relative traffic pattern
- Identify growing vs declining pages
- Quick visual for recent performance
Use Cases
Finding Top Content
- Go to All Pages tab
- Sort by Pageviews (default)
- Review top 10-20 pages
- These are your most valuable content pieces
Identifying Problem Landing Pages
- Go to Landing Pages tab
- Sort by Bounce Rate (descending)
- Look for high-traffic pages with high bounce rates
- These pages may need improvement
Analyzing Blog Performance
- Configure content group for "Blog"
- Filter by Blog content group
- Review:
- Which posts get most traffic?
- Which have best conversion rates?
Finding Conversion Opportunities
- Go to All Pages tab
- Filter: Pageviews > 500 AND Conversions = 0
- These high-traffic pages aren't converting
- Consider adding CTAs or conversion elements
Tracking New Page Performance
- Publish new page
- Wait 24-48 hours
- Search for the page path
- Monitor:
- Initial traffic ramp
- Bounce rate vs site average
- Trend direction
Export
Click Export to download:
- All visible rows (respecting filters)
- All columns including content group
- CSV format