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Pageviews Calculation

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Hi,

 

While calculation of pageviews, does reloads/refresh is excluded from the pageviews metric. Because the definition of pageview says that: This metric counts all page view tracking calls (t()) in a report suite. 

 

So, does it include reloads also?

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Yes, pageviews get incremented during reloads/refreshes, if those reloads/refreshes cause the s.t() script / Adobe Analytics Send Beacon action (if using Adobe Launch) to run again.

Yes, pageviews are measured in a similar way in both AA and GA, i.e. based on when the tracking call is run in the page.

AA has a metric called "Reloads". As the name suggests, this counts the number of pageviews that were actually reloads. So if you want to count the number of first pageviews, you can create a calculated metric of Pageviews - Reloads.

Hope the above helps!

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Hi @bindukumari1990 ,

If page reload/ refresh is triggering Analytics beacon (s.t()) then this will definitely increment the pageviews metric.
You can test this by manually reloading the page and checking the Analytics server call in browser's developer console. Try filtering Analytics' network calls by 'b/ss'.

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Thanks!
Hemangini

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@hemaginis does the pageviews of GA and pageviews of adobe analytics is same.

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Is the pageviews of GA and adobe will be same?

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It's not excluded. I think there's an extension in Launch though you can use to track "Reloads" 

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Yes, pageviews get incremented during reloads/refreshes, if those reloads/refreshes cause the s.t() script / Adobe Analytics Send Beacon action (if using Adobe Launch) to run again.

Yes, pageviews are measured in a similar way in both AA and GA, i.e. based on when the tracking call is run in the page.

AA has a metric called "Reloads". As the name suggests, this counts the number of pageviews that were actually reloads. So if you want to count the number of first pageviews, you can create a calculated metric of Pageviews - Reloads.

Hope the above helps!

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@yuhuisg, but I am seeing discrepancy of 6% in the pageviews of AA with the pageviews of GA. Please let me know, is right or have any issues.

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There could be some differences due to systemic differences, e.g. the way bots are identified, users' ad blockers, etc. A 6% difference looks tolerable. More importantly, the pageview trends from both AA and GA should match.

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