Why is no data showing up on Google Analytics?

If you can not see any data here it may mean you’ve just got not traffic! but it may also mean your code is not installed properly. Check the Tracking Status in your “Property”. You’ll be able to see if it’s working correctly or install the Google Analytics Debugger for Chrome in your browser.

How do I see pages visited in Google Analytics?

How to Figure Out What Pages Visitors Go to With Google Analytics

1. Navigate to analytics.google.com in your browser, and click the “Access Analytics” button on the right.
2. Click the “View Report” link next to the name of the website that you want to view information for.
3. Click “Content” on the left side of the page.

How do I know if my Google Analytics is working?

The easiest way is to look at your reports. If your real-time tracking has data coming in, then it’s working. You can also check your tracking code’s status: Navigate to the Admin page in Google Analytics.

How can I see the page views on my website?

Scroll to the bottom of the page and click the “View Full Report” link at the bottom of the “Top Content” section. This screen shows the number of page views that each page on your website has received. The page with the most views is displayed first.

What’s the difference between all pages and landing pages in Google Analytics?

Landing pages will show you how people entered your web site and it is good for acquisition analysis. All pages report will show you how your pages perform regardless if they entered the site through that page or not.

What is the difference between all pages and content drilldown?

All Pages: engagement metrics for each page on your site. Content Drilldown: engagement metrics for directories and pages on your site. You can drill into directories to see subdirectories and individual pages. Landing Pages: Acquisition, behavior, and conversion metrics for the landing pages on your site.