Topic 1.4 · Traffic analysis

How to see the most viewed pages on your website

Read the Metixon pages table: views, visitors, entries, and average time, and find out which pages people arrive on and which ones they leave from.

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Find your most viewed pages, step by step

Let's read the Pages section: what people view most, where they arrive on your site, and which page they leave from.

1The pages table: views, visitors, entries, and average time
All pages lists every path on your site, from most to least viewed, for the date range you pick up top.
Views counts each page load; Visitors, distinct people. Entries are sessions that started there, and Avg. time is how long they stay.
Look at this blog post: it's not among the most viewed, but people stay over three minutes reading it. That content hooks.
2Entry pages: where people come in
Below, Entry pages shows where people arrive. Besides the home page, the denim jacket gets tons of sessions straight from your ads.
3Exit pages: where they leave
Exit pages shows the last page of each session. Leaving from the thank-you page is normal: they already bought. The cart is another story.
Compare it with the table: the cart has sixty-two hundred views, and almost thirty-five hundred sessions end there. Sales to recover.

Use the table to see what's consumed, entries to see where people arrive, and exits to find where you lose them.

What are a page's entries?

The sessions that started on that page. The Entry pages card ranks them so you can see where people come in.

What does Exit pages show?

The last page of each session. Leaving from the thank-you page is normal; lots of exits from the cart are sales waiting to be recovered.

What does average time mean?

How long people stay on that page. An article with few views but a high average time is content that hooks people.