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Web Analytics lists every page by views, entries and bounce rate. You see which pages bring people in from search and AI, and which ones lose them. Then you know where to spend the next hour of editing.
Two hundred pages, one editor's week.
Which articles are worth updating?
The blog has 200 posts and one editor.
People arrive and leave
You don't know which page is the problem.
Did the new page pick up?
It went live three weeks ago.
Rank, open, then improve.
See the top pages
Sorted by views, entries or bounce rate.
Pick a page
Sources, countries and devices for that page.
Look at behaviour
Scroll depth and rage clicks show where it breaks.
Scroll depth and rage clicks →Every page, with the numbers that matter.
Your pages, ranked.
Every page with its views, entries and bounce rate. Sort by whichever question you're asking.
- ViewsHow often a page is seen.
- EntriesHow often it's the first page of a visit.
- Bounce rateHow often people leave without going further.
| Page | Views | Entries | Bounce |
|---|---|---|---|
| / | 9,410 | 6,120 | 41% |
| /templates/retainer | 4,880 | 4,310 | 38% |
| /agency-invoicing | 3,960 | 3,420 | 44% |
| /pricing | 3,240 | 980 | 29% |
See how people arrive at each page.
Filter by channel to see the pages organic search, AI tools or campaigns send people to.
- Organic landing pagesWhich pages search sends people to.
- AI landing pagesWhich pages AI tools point people at.
- Search Console beside itQueries and clicks for the same page.
| Query | Page | Clicks | CTR |
|---|---|---|---|
| agency invoicing software | /agency-invoicing | 412 | 3.8% |
| retainer invoice template | /templates/retainer | 238 | 5.1% |
| invoice in two currencies | /multi-currency | 96 | 2.2% |
Find out why a page loses people.
Numbers show that a page has a problem. Scroll depth and rage clicks show where.
- Scroll depthHow far down visitors get.
- Rage clicksWhere people click again and again on something that doesn't respond.
Pageviews alone, or the full story.
A pageview count says a page is busy. Entries, bounce rate and behaviour say whether it's working.
Views by URL. Useful, but it can't tell a page that works from one that leaks.
Views, entries and bounce rate, by source, with scroll depth and rage clicks for the why.
Page data works best alongside these.
How does SEORCE show page performance?
SEORCE Web Analytics lists every page with views, entries and bounce rate, and lets you filter landing pages by channel, including organic search and AI tools. Search Console data shows the queries behind a page, and scroll depth and rage clicks show where visitors stop or get stuck.
Key facts
- Pages are listed with views, entries and bounce rate
- Landing pages can be filtered by channel, including AI tools
- Search Console queries can be seen for a page
- Scroll depth and rage clicks are tracked per page
Last reviewed 15 October 2026 by the SEORCE team.
Page data, answered.
Views count every time a page is seen. Entries count visits that started on that page, which makes them the landing page number.
Yes. Filter by channel and the landing pages update.
Scroll depth and rage clicks help. They show how far people get and where they get stuck.
No. It shows how the page performs. Content Studio can help you rework the content.
No. Bots and crawlers are filtered out before anything is counted.
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