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What's the difference between Visits and Page views?

A visit starts when at least one event is recorded on a website or an application. A visit can be made of one or several events and is closed when no event is recorded for at least 30 minutes (by default).

A page view is an act to count a "page.display" event triggered when a page charge, generally.

Let's take the following navigation as an example: I'm visiting mysite.com and loading page A, then page B, back to page A and finishing with page C. In our tools, you will see the following analysis:

 

Visits

Page views

Page A

1

2

Page B

1

1

Page C

1

1

Total

1

4

The different page views belong to the same visit, which appears on each line.

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