Google analytics 4 pageview

Description

In Google Analytics 4 (GA4), a page view is an event that tracks the number of times a specific page on your website or app is viewed by a user. This event is automatically tracked in GA4 for most pages. When a user visits a page, the page_view event is triggered, allowing you to gather data on page traffic, user behavior, and engagement.

A page view event in GA4 captures information such as:

• The URL of the page viewed
• The title of the page
• The referral source (where the traffic is coming from)
• The device and browser used by the visitor
• The number of page views in a session
• User demographics and interests (if available)

You can use this data to analyze user behavior, identify popular content, and track how users interact with your website or app across different sessions and devices.

In GA4, page views are automatically collected by default, but you can also customize or extend the data you collect using additional parameters or custom events if needed.