According to GA following URL (unique page views=Visits ) is it correct? http://www.example.com/abc.html
Pageviews shouldn't equal visits, unless each visitor only views one page then exits the site. If that's the case, try looking for ways to get the visitor to click through more pages, and hence more opportunities for revenue if you're trying to generate revenue with the site.
Hi ColorRohit, can you clarify how pageviews are equal to visits? Suppose there are 100 visits to a site in a month then how many pageviews will be there for that site? Will it be 100 only??
No it's not .A unique page view is the number of sessions during which that page was viewed one or more times.
Page views are the actual views how many times page is being viewed by the visitor. Many visitors views the page again and again and the data shows only one time for the same visitor if same page is viewed by visitor again and again . Google analytics shows different type of visitors stats - unique vistors, returning visitors etc. If visitors visits same page again then it doesn't counts in page views double it considers as one page views but data shows returning visits of the visitors.
Unique Pageviews eliminates instances where one person viewed the same page in the same visit. If a user's path looks like: A -> B -> C -> B -> D, you get the following stats: * 5 total pageviews (A, Bx2, C, D) * 4 unique pageviews (A, B, C, D) * 1 visit * 1 unique visitor So you can see that in aggregate, when looking at stats for your whole website, Unique Pageviews does NOT equal Visits, as you have 4 unique pageviews and only 1 visit. However when we are looking at any one single page, unique pageviews tells you the number of visits that included a view of that page. If your blog has 500 visits and 100 of those passed through your homepage, you will see 100 unique pageviews to the homepage, even if one of those visits loaded the homepage 20 times.