How To See Page Views in Google Analytics

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May 8, 2026

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Use this interactive demo to learn how to track page views in Google Analytics using Engagement reports.

Quick summary

This demo walks you through how to find and analyze page views in Google Analytics using the Engagement > Pages and screens report. You'll learn how to filter by date range and use key metrics to understand your website's content performance.

Steps

Navigate to Reports in the Google Analytics left-hand menu.
Go to Engagement and select Pages and screens from the submenu.
Select a Date range and click Apply to filter the report data.
Use the search box to find a specific page within the report.
Review the Views column to see the number of page views for each page.
Explore additional metrics in the report to get a deeper understanding of your pages' performance.

📌 Why this matters

Understanding page-level traffic is essential for any data-driven marketing or content strategy. Google Analytics' Pages and screens report gives website owners and marketers a clear view of which pages attract the most views, how users engage with content, and where to focus optimization efforts. By filtering data by custom date ranges and using built-in search to drill into specific URLs, teams can quickly identify top-performing content and underperforming pages. This makes the page views report in Google Analytics a critical tool for improving SEO performance, content strategy, and overall user experience.

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