See the most viewed pages in a Confluence space
To see the most viewed pages in a Confluence space, open the space, select Google Analytics in the space sidebar, and open the Content tab. Pick 7d, 30d or 90d, or set your own dates. The table lists the space's pages with their views, and selecting a row opens that page's detail.
#Before you start
An admin has connected Google and chosen a GA4 property.
You are allowed to view reports. See Choose who can view Google Analytics reports in Confluence.
#Steps
Go to the space.
In the space sidebar, under Apps, select Google Analytics.
Select the Content tab.
Choose 7d, 30d or 90d at the top, or type a start and end date.
Select a row to see that page's trend, then Open in Confluence to go to the page.
To compare spaces, open Google Analytics from the Confluence Apps menu instead and use the Spaces tab. Selecting a space there shows Top pages in this space.
#What happens next
Use the filters next to the tabs to narrow the list, for example to guests only or to views on a published site. Each filter appears once the custom dimension behind it is synced. For a list that stays on a page, add the Google Analytics macro with the Content view and the space selected.
#If it does not work
The table is empty on a new setup: Google takes up to 48 hours to process new data.
Some rows have no title: the page was deleted, or you cannot see it in Confluence. Titles are looked up with your own permissions.
#Related
Know which pages your space is really read for.
