See Top Pages in GA4
Want to see which of your site pages is getting top views, or keep an eye on one that is going viral?
Here’s how to do that in GA4.
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Access Pages and Screen Report
Log into your GA4 account and Property.
In the left sidebar, click Reports.
Then Engagement. And then Pages and screens.
Top 5 Pages
The graph at the top will show you your top 4-5 pages.
Table Metrics
Scroll down to see more info about them.
Here you can see the number of views, how many users contributed to those views, and the average time they were on that page.
Increase Rows
There are 10 rows showing by default, but you can increase that to as many as you want.
Sort By Highest View Time
Here’s another neat trick.
You can sort this table by any of these metrics.
So let’s say you want to see the pages that visitors spent the most time on.
Hover just to the left of the Average engagement time column header.
Click the arrow to re-sort all of the columns.
Now you have a listing of the top pages folks spent the most time reading.
And I think that’s even more important for knowing what content is working the best for you, and is contributing most to your high ranking factors.
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