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To check the page level stats, go to the Statistics section (Click here to find out how to do that)

There are 3 levels of views for Page Level Statistics.  If you access the statistics section through the "Statistics" button in the top horizontal menu and click on page level stats you will come to #1 below.  If you access statistics through the dropdown menu to the right of your issue view, you will come to the specific issue view #3 below.

#1 Page View Statistics for ALL Titles

Referring to the screenshot below (Statistics - Page Level Statistics - All Issues for All Titles Screenshot)

1. Click on Page Level Statistics in the quick access left side menu
2. Choose the reporting period in the dropdown menu and click "Run" button
• Check the "Show Deleted Issues" checkbox if you want any previously deleted issues to be included in the report
3. You will first see the Detailed Stats tab which shows results for ALL titles for your account.  The details for this results table are:
• Checkbox and colour code:  Each title has a checkbox you can check to add it to the graphical timeline representation of the results...the colour code there indicates the line colour for that graph
• Title:  Title Name - You can click on each title link to drill down to see page stats detail for each issue under that title (see #2 section below)
• Page Views:  Number of page views for all issues under that title over the given reporting period (see bottom of article for page view definition)
• Unique Views:  Number of unique page views for all issues under that title over the given reporting period (see bottom of article for unique page view definition)
• Avg. Time on Page:  Average time any user spends on a page of any issue of the title
• Emails/Shares:  Number of times a user has emailed a friend a page of your digital edition
• Bookmarks:  Number of times a user has social bookmarked or shared a page of your digital edition
4. Totals given at the bottom of the list and you can Export the list to a CSV file for further analysis

Statistics - Page Level Statistics - All Issues for All Titles Screenshot

#2 Page View Statistics for ALL Issues Under a Selected Title

From the All Titles/Issues view (#1 section above), if you click on the Title name, you will drill down to a similar results table, but you will now see details for each issue under that selected title (1 in screenshot below). You can click on each issue's link to drill down to the page level details for that issue (see #3 section below)

All columns and graph info are basically the same as above for ALL Titles and you can export that data to a CSV file as well.

To get back to the All Titles view, just click on the "Title Overview" Link' Near the top of the section (2 in screenshot below)

Statistics - Page Level Statistics - All Issues for Selected Title Screenshot

#3 Page View Statistics for Selected Issue (specific page details)

From the All Titles/Issues view (#1 section above), if you click on the Title name, you will drill down to a similar results table, but you will now see details for each page of the selected issue (1 in screenshot below).

All other columns and graph info are basically the same as section #1 and #2 above, and you can export that data to a CSV file as well.

In this view, in addition to the Detailed Stats and Graph tabs, you will see a Unique Visitors Tab.  If you click on that tab you can get insight into how many times your unique users are coming back to your publication (user measured by IP address)

To get back to the All Titles view, or the All issues of Selected Title View just click on the links near the the top of the section (2 in screenshot below)

Statistics - Page Level Statistics - Page detail for Selected Issue Screenshot

Definitions

• Page view:  Every time someone views a page in the specified title, it counts as +1. If the same user goes back to the same page, it counts as +1 again
• Unique page view: A unique page view counts +1 for each IP address accessing the page per day.   If that same user looks at the same page on the same day it does not add +1.  If that user views the page on another day, it will again add +1

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Issue Level Statistics