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Contents 1 Navigation 1.1 Visited Pages 1.2 Entry Pages 1.3 Exit Pages 1.4 Page Count 1.5 Referrers 1.6 Original Referrer 1.7 New/Returning 2 Behavioral 2.1 Events 2.2 Fold Height 2.3 Mouse Clicks 2.4 Mouse Moves 2.5 Scrolling Distance 2.6 Engagement Time 3 Demographics 3.1 Countries 3.2 Languages 3.3 Browsers 3.4 Platforms 3.5 Screen Sizes 3.6 IP Addresses 3.7 Visitor IDs

[edit] Navigation

[edit] Visited Pages

Filter visitors based on the pages they did or did not visit.

For examples, find visitors who…

• Saw certain products, reached your checkout process, or purchased a product.
• Visited pages 1, 2 and 3 of a 4stage conversion funnel but did not reach the final page.

[edit] Entry Pages

Filter visitors who came to your site by landing on a certain entry page.

For examples, find visitors who…

• Landed on a specific landing page or promotional page.
• Came to your site from an e-mail or marketing campaign.

[edit] Exit Pages

Filter visitors based on the last page they saw.

For examples, find visitors who…

• Left during a checkout process.
• Left on a certain product page.

[edit] Page Count

Filter visitor-based on the number of pages they visited.

For examples, find visitors who…

• Visited between five and 15 pages, and thus can be considered very engaged.
• Bounced after seeing only one page.
• Visit too many pages to be normal customers, and are probably bots.

[edit] Referrers

[edit] Original Referrer

[edit] New/Returning

[edit] Behavioral

[edit] Events

Filter visitors based on their specific Events.

See Searching for users tagged with an Event

[edit] Fold Height

[edit] Mouse Clicks

[edit] Mouse Moves

[edit] Scrolling Distance

[edit] Engagement Time

Filter visitors based on their Engagement Time on your site.

For examples, find visitors who…

• Spent less then 5 seconds on your website
• Only visited one page, but spent a few minutes reading the content

[edit] Demographics

[edit] Countries

[edit] Languages

[edit] Browsers

[edit] Platforms

[edit] Screen Sizes

[edit] IP Addresses

[edit] Visitor IDs