See the page by page movements of all your website visitors in a way that Google Analytics can’t

Google Analytics can’t show you the granular page-by-page movements of your website visitors.  The software I use can.

One of the big challenges with Google Analytics is that it can’t give you a granular view of how each website visitor moved through your website page by page.

It also can’t let you create reports that give you a very granular view of specific patterns.

A simple example would be that you want to see, within a time period you choose, all your website visitors who:

  1. Came from specific locations …
  2. … and landed on a specific page …
  3. … who came from Google Ads and a specific keyword …
  4. … and who got to another specific page of your website.

The software I use for my clients can do that in a way that is easy to understand.

Whether you want to track visitors from paid advertising (Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn etc.), email campaigns, social media, or anything else … they can all be identified within the software.

Better than that, you can identify negative patterns.  For example, people who landed on a specific page but who didn’t get to your goal page – including what they looked at page by page after landing.

This video introduces you to the software – let me know if you want a free 30 day trial (for info: it’s low cost if choosing to continue afterwards):