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pageview

pageview

4 3.1
One time a person opens a web page in a browser
  • noun
  • /ˈpeɪdʒˌvjuː/
  • Texting
translation icon : visualización de página
  • The website recorded over one million pageviews last month.
  • pageviews from Google
  • number of pageviews

Examples

  • Track your content and weed out the bad content by tracking pageviews and visits.

    Blog text (27)
  • For the cancelled titles, there are 6.4 pageviews for every completed ILL request.

    Academic text (2015)
  • The bounce rate of visits consisting of a single pageview was near 60%, again as usual.

    Blog text (10)
  • Each of these accesses was counted by Google Analytics as an individual pageview.

    Academic text (2015)
  • Look at metrics like unique visitors, pageviews, and average time on page.

    Blog text (27)
  • Yes, ESPN may be happy with the pageviews despite the fact that the reaction was largely negative.

    Blog text (13)
  • Overall, there are 2.3 pageviews for every completed ILL request (see table 4).

    Academic text (2015)
  • In October 2012 alone, we were up to over 3.8B pageviews and more than 46 million unique visitors.

    Blog text (22)
  • For the titles to which the library never subscribed, there are 1.9 pageviews for every completed ILL request.

    Academic text (2015)
  • Instead of chasing pageviews, you'll be creating the kind of stuff that drives sales.

    Blog text (12)

Synonyms

hit
vspageview
  • Texting
132 3.9

One visit to a website or web page

refers only to one web page load by a user in a browser
view
vspageview
  • Texting
80 3.0

The number of times an online item has been watched

is limited to single web pages rather than all online items

How Popular

viral sensation
  • Texting
1 3.8
hit
  • Texting
132 3.9
visit
  • Jargon
73 4.0
pageview
  • Texting
4 3.1
impression
  • Jargon
12 4.2

Surface Forms

pageview singular
pageviews plural

Morphology

pageview = page + view (transparent) = page + view

The meaning is directly built from 'page' + 'view' and a B1 learner who knows 'page' (web page) and 'view' can infer 'an instance of a page being viewed'.

Etymology

The word pageview is made from two simple words: page, meaning a 'page in a book' or a web page, and view, meaning 'to see', so a pageview is one time a page is seen or loaded in a browser.