Page Metrics Example

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Example explaining the metrics from the business point of view.

Overview

This example values summarize business insights for a page.

Metric Value Meaning (Business View)

Page Requests

1200

The page was loaded 1200 times or reloaded. This means that there was a high interaction volume

Unique Visitors

400

400 different people accessed it. This could mean that the page has good visibility and reach.

Sessions

500

Some users returned or viewed it more than once. This means that retention is happening!

Time on Page

01:45

Users spent almost 2 minutes here suggests engagement or complexity.

Exit Rate

72%

72% of users left the site after viewing this page. This means that this page is end-of-journey or a dead-end.

Business Interpretation

Page Requests: 1.200

Indicates high demand or frequent usage. This page is important — users rely on it often.

Action: Consider highlighting or linking it from other pages.

Unique Visitors: 400

You’re reaching 400 people. For internal tools or B2B SaaS, this may be a lot.

Action: Think about what business personas are coming here — is it admins? new users?

Sessions: 500

100 users came back (500 sessions, 400 people).

Action: This means the content might be part of a recurring workflow — onboarding, support, etc.

Consider: can we help them complete their task faster or more confidently?

Time on Page: 1:45

Not too fast, not too long. Either:

  • They’re reading carefully.

  • Or they’re confused and trying to make sense of things.

Action: Test clarity. Add quick-start callouts or task-based sections. Use screen recordings or user testing to verify.

Exit Rate: 72%

Most users leave the site after this page. Could be totally fine (end of task), or a warning sign.

Ask yourself:

  • Is this the final step of a journey?

  • Or should we guide them to “next steps” (docs, contact, signup, etc)?

Action: Add a CTA:

Business Summary

Insight What it means for the business

High page requests

High interest — this is a critical page.

Moderate time on page

Users are engaged — but you may want to simplify.

High exit rate

Either it’s the end of a journey, or a drop-off.

Returning users

Shows recurring need — possibly onboarding.

Low conversion afterward

Suggests a possible improvement opportunity.

What You Could Do Next

  • Improve structure for clarity and speed.

  • Add related “next step” CTAs.

  • Test rewording or sectioning with a few users.

  • Track what happens next after this page.

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