Behavior

The Behavior dashboard shows what visitors do on your website — which pages they view, how long they stay, and what events they trigger. Use this to identify your best-performing content and spot pages that need improvement.

Behavior Overview

The overview shows your top pages and top events side by side.

Top Pages

A table of your most-viewed pages:

Column	What It Shows
Page Title	The page’s HTML title
Page Path	The URL path
Views	Total page views
Unique Visitors	Distinct visitors who viewed this page
Avg Time on Page	Average time spent on the page
Bounce Rate	Percentage of visitors who left after viewing only this page

Top Events

A table of your most-fired custom events:

Column	What It Shows
Event Category	Category grouping for the event
Event Action	Specific action that was tracked
Event Label	Additional context or label
Total Events	Total times this event fired
Unique Events	Distinct users who triggered this event

Pages Report

The full Pages report expands the top pages table with complete data for all tracked pages.

Column	What It Shows
Page Title	Page’s HTML title
Page Path	URL path
Views	Total page views
Unique Visitors	Distinct visitors
Avg Time on Page	Average time spent (formatted as minutes and seconds)
Bounce Rate	Single-page session rate

What to Look For

• High views, high bounce rate — the page attracts traffic but doesn’t engage. Review the content or calls to action.
• High time on page — visitors are reading deeply. This content resonates.
• Low unique visitors, high views — a small audience is revisiting this page frequently. Could indicate a reference page or FAQ.

Events Report

The full Events report shows all custom events tracked on your website.

Column	What It Shows
Event Category	Category grouping
Event Action	The specific action tracked
Event Label	Additional label or context
Total Events	Total event occurrences
Unique Events	Distinct users who triggered the event

Custom events are tracked using the graph8 tracking script. Common examples:

• Button clicks (CTA clicks, navigation)
• Video plays
• Scroll depth milestones
• Feature usage in web applications
• Download actions

Tip

Combine the Pages and Events reports to understand your conversion paths. If your pricing page has high views but low form submissions, check if visitors are engaging with CTAs (via events) or bouncing before they reach the form.

Next Steps

• Conversions → — Track goals, forms, and funnels
• Acquisition → — Understand where visitors come from
• Realtime → — Monitor live activity