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Entry & Exit Pages
Track where visitors start and end their journey
Entry and Exit Pages show you where visitors first land on your site and which pages they leave from. These metrics are crucial for optimizing user journeys and reducing bounce rates.
π₯ Entry Pages
Entry pages are the first pages visitors see when they arrive at your site. Understanding your entry pages helps you optimize the first impression visitors get.
Why it matters:
- βOptimize landing pages for better first impressions
- βEnsure entry pages have clear calls-to-action
- βCheck if entry pages align with your marketing campaigns
- βReduce bounce rates on high-traffic entry pages
π€ Exit Pages
Exit pages are the last pages visitors view before leaving your site. High exit rates on important pages may indicate problems.
What to look for:
- βHigh exits on conversion pages may indicate friction
- βExpected exits on thank-you or confirmation pages are normal
- βUnexpected exits may indicate broken links or poor UX
- βCompare exit rates across different page types
π‘ Optimization Tips
- βAdd engaging content or CTAs to high-exit pages
- βCheck for broken links on pages with unexpected exits
- βEnsure mobile experience is optimized for top entry/exit pages
- βUse A/B testing to improve problematic pages
- βAdd internal links to reduce premature exits