Page Views track the total number of times any page on your website is loaded—regardless of who viewed it or how often. In B2B SaaS, Page Views help assess content engagement, UX effectiveness, and interest depth, especially when mapped to high-intent pages like pricing, integrations, or product tours.
What is Page Views?
Page Views represent the total count of page loads on your website within a selected time period. Unlike Website Visits or Unique Visitors, this metric counts every page refresh or navigation—even if the same user views the same page multiple times.
Most analytics tools like Google Analytics or Amplitude will track this automatically.
Why Page Views Matter in B2B SaaS
- Engagement Proxy – High Page Views per session often correlate with strong content, UX, or buying interest.
- Content Diagnostics – Reveals which pages are performing, underperforming, or ripe for optimization.
- Buyer Journey Mapping – Helps understand the common paths visitors take before converting.
- Feature or Campaign Tracking – Assess interest in new product launches or campaign landing pages.
How to Measure Page Views
Page Views = Total number of page loads during the time period
Analytics platforms automatically track this. Use filters and segments to isolate:
- Page-level performance (e.g., blog vs. pricing)
- Source of traffic (organic, paid, referral)
- Company-level insights (if tools like Clearbit Reveal or 6sense are used)
Best Practices to Improve Page Views
- Internal Linking Strategy – Encourage navigation by connecting relevant articles, features, and CTAs across your site.
- Content Depth & Format Variety – Use interactive tools, comparison pages, or guides to extend session depth.
- UX Optimization – Ensure intuitive menus, clear next steps, and strong visual hierarchy to encourage deeper browsing.
- Retargeting to Key Pages – Bring back visitors to high-value assets like your demo page or customer stories.
- Use Heatmaps & Scroll Maps – Understand where users drop off and refine layout accordingly.