Analytics → Pages lists up to 50 paths ranked by views. Filter by site and date range. Use it to find top content and pages that need improvement.
Opening page analytics
Go to Analytics → Pages in the dashboard sidebar.The same site and date range filters as Overview apply (7 / 14 / 30 / 90 days, all sites or one site).
What each row shows
Column
Meaning
Path
URL path on the public site (includes query string when tracked)
Views
Total pageviews for that path in the period
Visitors
Unique visitors who viewed the path
Avg. duration
Average engaged time on that path
Rows are sorted by views (highest first). A bar behind each row shows relative share of total views in the list.
Reading the list
Homepage usually appears as / or your root path
Nested routes match published MDX paths (/guides/quickstart, /blog/my-post)
High views + low duration may mean the page satisfies quickly or visitors bounce — investigate content and CTAs
High views + strong duration often indicates valuable long-form content
Empty state
No page data yet means no pageviews were recorded for the filters you chose. Check:
Site is published and tracking enabled
Date range includes days with traffic
Correct site selected (or try All sites)
Limits
The table shows up to 50 paths per query. Very long tail pages may not appear — Overview and exports (if added later) cover aggregate traffic.
SPA navigation
Aveiro sites track client-side navigations on published templates (history API changes), not only full page loads. Internal route changes count as separate pageviews with updated paths.
Updated by Quasar 1mo ago