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How Can I Track Page Views for Every Page in a Space?

Xavier Amador

I'd like to know how I can track page views for each page in a given space. I found the Google Analytics plugin, but this requires adding the code to every single page which is not feasible.

I'd like to be able to see the most and lead viewed pages at a glance. Any thoughts?

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Zak Laughton

Hi Alain! A third-party app from the Atlassian Marketplace is the best option to track views of every page (e.g. Page View, Viewtracker).

You can enable the native Confluence Usage statistics plugin to see the most popular spaces and pages, but this plugin is known to cause performance issues in larger instances and has less functionality for tracking the views of individual pages.

Xavier Amador

Thanks for you reply, Zak. Both of these, however, only seem to work with Confluence Server, but we are using Confluence Cloud. I'll see if I can find one in the Market Place for Cloud.

Davin Studer

If you want to use Google Analytics you could add the code to the Custom HTML section in Confluence Administration. Anything there is run on every Confluence page.

Xavier Amador

Thanks for your response. I have a few follow-up questions:

1) Is this to be added in the header or footer section of 'Look and Feel?'

2) If the custom HTML does go in the header or footer, will iI receive analytics for each page individually, or is it going to aggregate all the views as one page?

Davin Studer

I'd put it in the footer. And it will be as if you had embeded the code on every page. Anything in the custom html section will be run on every page of your site.

Xavier Amador

Thanks Davin,

Will putting it in the footer still provide individual statistics for each page, or just an aggregate of views for all pages?

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