- Analytics Components Guide
- Analytics Release Notes
- Dimensions
- Dimensions overview
- Dimension compatibility
- All search page rank
- AM/PM
- Bot name
- Browser height
- Browser type
- Browser width
- Browser
- Campaigns
- Category
- Cities
- Color depth
- Connection type
- Consent management opt-in
- Consent management opt-out
- Cookie support
- Countries
- Custom link
- Customer loyalty
- Day of month
- Day of week
- Day of year
- Day
- Days before first purchase
- Days since last purchase
- Days since last visit
- Domain
- Download link
- Entry dimensions
- eVar
- eVar (Merchandising)
- Exit dimensions
- Exit link
- First touch channel
- First touch channel detail
- Hierarchy
- Hit depth
- Hit type
- Hour of day
- Hour
- Identified state
- Java enabled
- Language
- Last touch channel
- Last touch channel detail
- Marketing channel
- Marketing channel detail
- Minute
- Mobile lifecycle dimensions
- Mobile lookup dimensions
- Monitor resolution
- Month of year
- Month
- Operating system types
- Operating systems
- Original referring domain
- Page URL
- Page
- Pages not found
- Paid search
- Persistent cookie support
- Product
- Prop
- Quarter of year
- Quarter
- Referrer type
- Referrer
- Referring domain
- Regions
- Return frequency
- Search engine
- Search keyword
- Server
- Single page visits
- Site section
- Time prior to event
- Time spent on page
- Time spent per visit
- Tracking code
- Tracking opt-out reason
- US DMA
- US states
- Voice dimensions
- Visit depth
- Visit number
- Week
- Weekday/Weekend
- Year
- Zip code
- Metrics
- Metrics overview
- Count repeat instances
- Average page depth
- Average page views per visit
- Average session length
- Average time on site
- Bot occurrences
- Bot page views
- Bounce rate
- Bounces
- Cart additions
- Cart removals
- Cart views
- Carts
- Checkouts
- Content velocity
- Custom events
- Entries
- Exits
- Identified People
- Instances
- Mobile lifecycle metrics
- Mobile views
- New engagements
- Occurrences
- Orders per visit
- Orders
- Page events
- Page views
- Pages not found
- People with Experience Cloud ID
- People
- Product views
- Reloads
- Revenue
- Searches
- Single access
- Single page visits
- Time spent per visit
- Time spent per visitor
- Time spent overview
- Total seconds spent
- Unidentified People
- Unique devices
- Unique visitors
- Units
- Voice metrics
- Visitors with Experience Cloud ID
- Visits
- Segmentation
- Calculated metrics
- Calculated and Advanced Calculated (Derived) metrics
- How-to videos
- Calculated metrics workflow
- Calculated metrics workflow
- Find metrics
- Build metrics
- Build a “Page Views per Visits” metric
- Build an “Order Assists” metric
- Build a “Participation” metric
- Metric type and attribution
- Segmented metrics
- Stack and replace segments
- Filtered and weighted metrics
- Use functions
- Tag calculated metrics
- Filter calculated metrics
- Mark calculated metrics as favorites
- Approve calculated metrics
- Share calculated metrics
- Copy calculated metrics
- Calculated metrics manager
- Metrics reference
- Virtual report suites
- Cross-Device Analytics
- Alerts
- Classifications
- Locations
- Calendar events
- Scheduled projects
- Scheduled reports queue
- Real-time reporting
- Marketing Channels
Page Views
The Page views metric shows the number of times a given dimension item (dimension value) was defined or persisted (i.e. when it expires) on a page. It is one of the most common and basic metrics in reports.
For example, the Days of Week dimension is composed of the following dimension items: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
How this metric is calculated
This metric counts all page view tracking calls (t()) in a report suite. For dimensions, it includes hits where a dimension item is defined or persisted. It does not include link tracking calls (tl()) or data from summary Data sources.
Compare to similar metrics
- Page views vs. Visits: Page views count the number of times a page is viewed. Visits count the number of sessions for visitors. One visit can consist of one or more page views.
- Page views vs. Page events: Page views count the number of page view tracking calls (
t()), and excludes link tracking calls (tl()). Page events are the opposite; they count the number of link tracking calls, and exclude page view tracking calls.
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