# Page

## Page

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> **What is a Page**
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> A page is a **unit of website content** that is analyzed and measured in Ptengine.
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> You can analyze the performance of each page and user behavior in detail.

## 🔍Data you can view on the page screen

Pages allow you to view data in the following 2 formats.

### 1. After Parameter Removal

Two icons are displayed next to the URL, allowing you to display a list of original pages or view the relevant page in a separate tab.

You can also sort data in descending or ascending order by clicking on each metric name.

**①Search field**: You can search for pages by entering titles or URLs.

**②Detail confirmation button**: You can view details of the relevant page.

**③Heatmap confirmation button**: You can navigate to the heatmap of the relevant page.

When you click ②, the filtered URL is displayed in the address bar at the top as shown in the diagram below.

[Transition graph](/en/insight/data-center/content-page.md) also displays values for only the relevant page.

The filter is removed by clicking the icon again or clicking "x" in the address bar.

### 2. Original Pages

You can view detailed URLs for each parameter.

By default, it is displayed in order of highest number of visits, but you can sort each data in descending or ascending order by clicking on each metric name.

Also, you can open the page in a new tab by clicking the icon on the right side of each URL.

## Usage Tips

### How to Read Key Metrics

**PV (Page Views)**: Number of page views. Used to identify popular content.

**Entrances**: Number of sessions (visits) where that page was the starting point of a visit.

**Average Page Time on Page**: An important metric that indicates content quality and level of interest.

**Bounce Rate**: The percentage of users who exit after viewing only one page. An indicator for content improvement.

### Points for Utilizing Data

Pages with short time on page and high bounce rate require a review of content. There may be a mismatch between the title and content. By adjusting the content to match user search intent, it helps improve SEO effectiveness.

Also, by identifying pages with high traffic from "search engines" and understanding which keywords are generating results, it can serve as a hint for SEO.


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