Skip to main content

Pages

The Pages report analyzes page-level performance, showing which pages receive the most traffic and how they perform.

Accessing the Report​

  1. Select a site from the site selector
  2. 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.

ColumnDescription
PageURL path and page title. When a content group is assigned, it appears as a badge next to the path
PageviewsTotal views
EntrancesSessions that started on this page

Landing Pages Tab​

Shows pages where sessions started (entry points to your site).

ColumnDescription
Landing PageURL path. When a content group is assigned, it appears as a badge next to the path
EntrancesSessions that started on this page
Bounce RatePercentage of single-page sessions
Microconv.Microconversions attributed to this landing page
ConversionsConversions attributed to this landing page
RevenueRevenue attributed to this landing page

Bounce Rate Colors​

ColorBounce RateInterpretation
Green< 40%Good engagement
Yellow40-70%Average
Red> 70%May need attention

Content Groups​

Content groups categorize pages for aggregated analysis.

What Are Content Groups?​

Instead of analyzing individual URLs, group related pages:

GroupExample Pages
Blog/blog/, /articles/
Products/products/, /shop/
Checkout/cart, /checkout/*
Account/account/, /profile/

Filtering by Content Group​

On the All Pages tab, content group quick-filter buttons appear above the table:

  1. Click a content group button above the table (or All)
  2. The table shows only pages in the selected group

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. Each tab has its own fields:

All Pages fields:

  • Path
  • Title
  • Content Group
  • Pageviews
  • Entrances

Landing Pages fields:

  • Path
  • Content Group
  • Entrances
  • Bounce Rate
  • Microconversions
  • Conversions
  • Revenue

Operators:

  • Text: contains, starts with, equals
  • Numbers: greater than, less than, equals

Example filters:

GoalFilter (tab)
Blog pages onlyPath starts with "/blog" (All Pages)
High traffic pagesPageviews greater than 1000 (All Pages)
Problem landing pagesBounce Rate greater than 70 (Landing Pages)
Converting landing pagesConversions greater than 0 (Landing Pages)

Combining with Global Filters​

Page report respects global filters:

  1. Global filter: Country = Spain
  2. Table filter: Path contains "products"
  3. Result: Product pages viewed by Spanish visitors

Use Cases​

Finding Top Content​

  1. Go to All Pages tab
  2. Sort by Pageviews (default)
  3. Review top 10-20 pages
  4. These are your most valuable content pieces

Identifying Problem Landing Pages​

  1. Go to Landing Pages tab
  2. Sort by Bounce Rate (descending)
  3. Look for high-traffic pages with high bounce rates
  4. These pages may need improvement

Analyzing Blog Performance​

  1. Configure content group for "Blog"
  2. Filter by Blog content group
  3. Review:
    • Which posts get most traffic?
    • Which have best conversion rates?

Finding Conversion Opportunities​

  1. Go to Landing Pages tab
  2. Filter: Entrances > 500 AND Conversions = 0
  3. These high-traffic entry pages aren't converting
  4. Consider adding CTAs or conversion elements

Tracking New Page Performance​

  1. Publish new page
  2. Wait 24-48 hours
  3. Search for the page path
  4. Monitor:
    • Initial traffic ramp
    • Bounce rate vs site average (Landing Pages tab)

Export​

Each tab has its own Export button to download:

  • All visible rows (respecting filters)
  • All columns, including the content group
  • Choose CSV or PDF format
Last updated on