“I have 1000 page views and 300 sessions. Is that good or bad?”
“I have 2000 sessions and 50 users. Is this a problem?”
If these are questions on your azerbaijan phone number library mind, you’re not alone. Technically, the first situation means that people view multiple pages in one visit, and the second means that each person returns to your website for multiple sessions. But what does this actually mean? Why do people view multiple pages at once?
Google Analytics may show that something is up with your website with sessions, users, and page views, but it doesn’t tell you exactly why. To find that kind of answer, you’ll need to gather additional context using a few complementary tools.
#1. Session Recordings: Track How People Interact with Your Website
Record how people interact with your website pages. This is a crucial insight for managing all sessions.
You can use the recordings to:
Find out which pages users are visiting.
See what links they click on to visit other pages.
Identify which page their session ends on.
#2. Funnels: Find Where Sessions Are Dropping Off
What is a session in Google Analytics(7)
Funnels show the typical path to the goal for your customers, and you can use them to see specifically where sessions are dropping off; this will help you prioritize which pages with high drop-off rates should be optimized.
