What is entrance in previous page path?
Entrance Paths shows any Landing Page (entry point into your website), the next page that someone viewed (like Navigation Summary), and the page that visitors exited the site from (the last page in visitor’s sessions).
What is a page path level?
Landing page path is a session level dimension. It is the first page in a user’s session. PagePath is a page level dimension, it is used to get metrics on a page by page basis. That’s because the total number of pageviews per session where the home page was the landing page is six.
What is Page path in GTM?
To sum up, Page Path returns the part of URL that comes after the hostname (domain) and before the query parameters, URL fragment, or port. An example of this could be /pages/contact-us/.
How does the previous page path work in Google Analytics?
For instance, if you come into a site on a home page while you are on the home page, you will have your Page set as the home page. The value of the Previous Page Path, in relation to the current page you are on, is always the page you visited before coming to the current page, or it will state that it was an entrance.
How to use Google Analytics to understand navigation paths?
Then it’s just a matter of navigating to your website to see data for the current page you’re viewing overlaid from Google Analytics. I recommend clicking the small speech bubble icon at the bottom of Page Analytics. This allows you to understand where people navigate to next from the page you’re currently viewing.
How does navigation summary report work in Google Analytics?
The Navigation Summary report allows you to select a particular page to then see how people find that page and where people travel to next on your website. It gives you a ‘before’ and ‘after’ snapshot of your content. It’s not complicated which makes it easy to interpret and you can quickly switch between the pages you want to analyze.
Where do I find exit page in Google Analytics?
On the Entrance Paths report, when you click on any Next Page (under the column of Second Page in the table shown in the above screen-shot), you will see the Exit Page (the last page) that visitors viewed for the selected second page, as shown in the below screen-shot: