The Pages page provides data for pages on the platform. A platform admin can view all pages, while individual page admins can only see the pages they manage.

Analyzing your pages helps you identify the most visited pages, revealing user preferences that allow you to optimize content and improve access to important resources. You can narrow down the view by choosing a specific date range or applying user filters. 

Additionally, by selecting a page in the list, you can open a Page details view, which includes more in-depth data on the specific page and its content.

For more information about the definitions of metrics, refer to Metrics Definitions for Haiilo Analytics.

Summary data

This section is only visible to analytics admins.

Analytics admins can view the total number of pages on the platform, broken down into individual widgets for total, public, private, and their own pages.

Pages overview

You can view a list of pages sorted by the number of Visits, in descending order, for the selected time period. If you're a platform admin, you can see all available pages on the platform and can filter to view the pages you manage using the Only my pages button. If you're a page admin, you can only see your pages in the list.

You can sort the list by any metric or search for a particular page by selecting    in the Name header. To dive deeper into a particular page and its content, you can select it to open the Page details view.

Page details

With the Page details view, you can see data for a specific page. At the top, you'll find details like the page name, visibility type, creation date, and last update date. You can access the page by selecting  . 

You can also view the current subscriber count, total visits, and total visitors outside a specified time period. This lets you see, e.g., the overall number of visitors to your page over time, before digging into the specifics of a particular time period further below.

The Page details view features three sub-pages:

• Traffic: Displays information similar to that on the main User activity page on the dashboard. However, the data is specific to the activity on the selected page. It also includes the Visitors metric for the number of unique users who visited the page.
• Content: Displays information similar to that on the main Content page on the dashboard. However, the data is specific to the content created on the page. It also includes the Active users section and the Reach and Impressions metrics. 
• Apps: Presents data on visits, visitors, and average daily usage for the page's Apps in a table format.