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Which pages people open — visits to every page of your website

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You put a night on What’s On and shared the link. Did anyone open it? Until now you could not tell. Find the answer under Marketing Studio → Analytics → Overview, in the Your pages panel.

The rule

A visit means someone opened the page. It does not mean they booked or ordered, and we never know who they are.

How it works

Every visit is counted for you. There is nothing to switch on.

  1. Pick 7d, 30d or 90d at the top right of the panel.
  2. Read the list. Busiest page first, with a bar so you can see the shape.
  3. Visits is how many times the page was opened.
  4. Time on page is how long people stayed.
  5. Days with visits tells a slow trickle apart from one busy Saturday.

Nine pages are counted: your home page, What’s On, each event page, the event form, event packages, menu sections, About, Contact, and the simple menu.

Good to know

  • A page showing 0 is not broken. We counted, and nobody opened it. Every page stays in the list so you can tell “nobody came” from “we never looked”.
  • Event pages are counted together, not one by one. You see how busy your events are, not which single night won.
  • Your account page and order receipts are never counted. Those belong to one named person.
  • Some visits are missed on purpose. If a guest’s browser asks not to be measured, we record nothing. Your real numbers are never lower than what you see.
  • Chat apps open your link to draw the preview card. Those are not counted. No person read the page.

Ask it instead of opening it

Ask in a chat, in the app or on Telegram:

  • How many people visited our website this week?
  • Did anyone open our What’s On page?
  • Which page do people open most?

It answers about your website. Your menu is counted separately, so ask about the menu if that is what you want. The two numbers will not match.