Pageview Stats wildly inflated vs Google Analytics
I'm looking at stats for individual pages on a blog. For one blog post:
- Duda is showing 1545 views.
- GA4 is showing 260.
I was feeling like I did something wrong with GA4, but since this was posted earlier in the year, I was able to go back to Universal Analytics and run a report on the same post from the posting date to Jun 30 and got:
- Duda: 513 views
- GA UA: 84 views
Anyone know what's going on?
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Another factor is that Duda's stats Dashboard is not able to show views per specific blog post - it shows the total number of views of all blog posts. Sounds like you were able to make progress on the discrepancy though :)
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Have you reached out to support on this? I have not seen this issue before. @ScottyStrehlow may be able to assist as well.
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Spent some time with support today, of course neither of us could recreate the problem.
The reporting issue seemed to be a temporary glitch. The discrepancy is now a manageable amount.
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I take it back, the erroneous pageviews are back.
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Thanks for clearing that up for us.
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I dont understand this 👆️, it doesn't match the available data in Duda Stats.
When I visit the "Content Data" page in Duda Stats, I get views by URL. This looks like views by individual blog posts, not a total for all blog posts.
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Thanks for clearing that up for us.
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