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September 25, 2017
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Pages with 0 hits / "graveyard" pages

  • September 25, 2017
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I have been asked to implement something similar to this: Web analytics: Find your graveyard pages with no visitors

Would it be fairly straightforward to iterate through URLs to find hit counts via Report Builder? Or is there a better way?

Thanks.

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Best answer by Urs_Boller

you can do it by report builder (or whatever "matching" tool you like to compare page names).

i would do the following first:

1) new workspace project with time range of last month (or whatever is suitable for your graveyard definition)

2) add "page" as dimension and "page views" as metric

3) add a second column with "page views" and a long time range (eg. 3 years). order asc by this col

this will show you all pages that had at least one page view in the long time range - hopefully all graveyard pages had at least one hit and shiw up at the top of the report ...

faster than report builder and manual comparison, but not complete ...

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New Participant
September 26, 2017

Thanks! This is really helpful, and probably will catch nearly all of them, if not all.

Urs_Boller
Urs_BollerAccepted solution
New Participant
September 25, 2017

you can do it by report builder (or whatever "matching" tool you like to compare page names).

i would do the following first:

1) new workspace project with time range of last month (or whatever is suitable for your graveyard definition)

2) add "page" as dimension and "page views" as metric

3) add a second column with "page views" and a long time range (eg. 3 years). order asc by this col

this will show you all pages that had at least one page view in the long time range - hopefully all graveyard pages had at least one hit and shiw up at the top of the report ...

faster than report builder and manual comparison, but not complete ...