: How can I find views per page for each section of my site via Google Analytics I have a number of sections of my site, along the lines of 'acme.org/primary' and 'acme.org/secondary'. Let's

@Cugini213

Right, after looking into this for some time I've arrived at a solution.

I've exported my data to Google Data Studio - where I've created two CASE statements. One categorises content on my site as a Dimension (Content Category), the other counts the number of pages in those pages as a metric (Number of Pages).

I created a final metric, Views per Page (Page Views/Number of Pages), which I plotted against Content Category. This gives me a dynamically updating representation of 'Views per Page' for each content type on my site.

I've written this up in much more detail on my blog for anyone who arrives on this question in the future: rhysmills.com/analytics/visualising-views-per-page-in-data-studio/

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@Sue5673885

Open Analytics Dashboard > Reports > Behavior > Site Content

Here you have 4 sections:

All Pages: Information on all the pages of your site that have been viewed.

Content Drilldown: The same data as in the All Pages, but it is broken down by sub folder.

Landing Pages: about which pages users entered the website on.

Exit Pages: Pages which have been the final page of a session.

More detailed information is available here.

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@Sarah324

Check out this article.


Using Content Drilldown to Find Single Page Views on Analytics:
Open Analytics and go to the Reporting tab on the dashboard. Scroll a little down on the navigation tab on the left and look for the selection marked ‘Behavior.’ Click on ‘Site Content’ and ‘Content Drilldown’. You are there.

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