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droiderisuser

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I hope this is in the right thread if not please let me know and I will delete it and put it in the correct one.

I am using google analytics on my website. It says I have a very high bounce rate and I am trying to figure out if the user is visiting multiple pages on the website or just the landing page. What option under google analytics shows me all of the webpages that have been viewed? Thank you for your help.

 

SeanAustin

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• Apr 14, 2014

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The page in which you put the google analytics code is what that data is showing for.

 

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droiderisuser

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It is on all my pages. Is there no way to get analytics for a whole website? page by page?

 

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slntdth7

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You can go to Audience on the side bar and then Visitors Flow. Does this answer your question. It shows how they got on, what sites they went to and where they bounced

 

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droiderisuser

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Hey, I couldn't really figure out how to set up the events for that. I appreciate the help but I just ended up switching to Yandex so I could atleast get a click map of where they were going. Thank you everyone for the help/

 

UrsuAke

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See the landing pages. Go to keywords -> organic and from the metrics tab select landing page. It will give you info regarding what landing pages the visitors come through.