Understanding Pages Data

Humblytics provides detailed insights into the performance of your content through the CMS (Content Management System) section. This guide will help you understand how to access and interpret your CMS data.

Accessing CMS Insights

1. Navigate to the Pages Tab

   • Click on the 'Pages' tab from the navigation menu.

2. Select All Pages

   • Choose the Pages collection you want to analyze. This could include blog posts, product listings, or other types of content managed within your Pages.

Interpreting Pages Metrics

Your Pages dashboard provides several key metrics to help you understand how your content is performing:

• Total Page Views

  • Displays the total number of views for all CMS items in the selected collection. This metric gives you an overall sense of the popularity of your content.

• Top Referrer

  • Shows the primary source of traffic for your CMS items. Understanding your top referrers can help you identify which external sites or campaigns are driving the most visitors to your content.

• Average Scroll Depth

  • Measures how far down the page visitors scroll on average. A higher scroll depth indicates that users are engaging more deeply with your content.

• Average Session Length

  • Indicates the average amount of time visitors spend on your CMS pages. Longer session lengths generally suggest better engagement with your content.

Pages Items Breakdown

Below these high-level metrics, you'll find a detailed breakdown of individual Pages items, including:

• CMS Items

  • The specific content items within your CMS collection (e.g., individual blog posts or product pages).

• Total Page Views

  • The number of views each CMS item has received. This helps you identify which pieces of content are the most popular.

• Top Referrer

  • The primary source of traffic for each CMS item. This metric helps you understand where the audience for each piece of content is coming from.

• Average Scroll Depth

  • The average percentage of each page that visitors scroll through. Higher percentages indicate more thorough engagement with the content.

• Average Session Length

  • The average time visitors spend on each CMS item. Longer session times suggest that the content is engaging and holds the visitor's attention.

By analyzing these metrics, you can identify which content resonates most with your audience and make informed decisions about your content strategy. Use this data to optimize existing content and plan future content that aligns with your audience’s interests and behaviors.