How do I see who has visited a particular page in the last month?
If you want to see who has visited a page in the last month, you'll need to do three things:
Create a tag which expires after 30 days
Add the tag to the page in the site dashboard
Make a stream to see the visitors with the tag
To create an expiring tag, first go to the ‘Tags Management’ in the settings page.
Select ‘New Tag’ to the right top corner.
Now, name your tag. Remember, instead of spaces you have to use an underscore. So you’d say Last_30_days instead of Last 30 days. This is because the system doesn’t recognise spaces in file names.
Then, find your new tag in the list below and choose its expiry - for 30 days, choose ‘other’ and then ‘2592000 seconds’. Sorry about this - we know it’s a pain!
Hit enter which will save it, and put the expiry on the tag. Then refresh the dashboard to make sure the tag is updated. Now, in order to add this tag to your page, you need to go to ‘Site Tagging - Individual’ and paste the URL you want to tag into the search bar on the page, and hit enter. When your page comes to the top of the list, click the edit page button.
Select the Tags tab, then the Add Tag below.
In ‘Select an option’ type the name of your newly-created tag and click the blue button at the right hand side of the page, and then the blue ‘Update Page’ button.
Now your contacts who visit the page will be tagged, and will remain tagged for 30 days after they last went to the page. You can now make a stream to show everyone with this tag at any one time.
Create the Stream.
Choose Contact, then Tags, with the selected tag you created above: ‘yourtag’. If you don't see your tag in the dropdown, refresh the page and try again.
Then click ‘Add rule below’. You can then add other rules, like if you want to only show the visitors who also have the tag ‘identified’. Once you've added all the rules you want, click ‘Save and Continue’.
Then choose the name of the stream, and create or add it to a Group (or 'dropdown') to organise your streams. Now save it, and you're done - refresh to see the results
At first, it may tag everyone who has visited the page EVER, so the first 30 days might not be the numbers you're looking for. Contact us if you're seeing this and we'll explain what to expect!
Have more questions? Contact us at hello@canddi.com or 0161 414 1080
Create a tag which expires after 30 days
Add the tag to the page in the site dashboard
Make a stream to see the visitors with the tag
To create an expiring tag, first go to the ‘Tags Management’ in the settings page.
Select ‘New Tag’ to the right top corner.
Now, name your tag. Remember, instead of spaces you have to use an underscore. So you’d say Last_30_days instead of Last 30 days. This is because the system doesn’t recognise spaces in file names.
Then, find your new tag in the list below and choose its expiry - for 30 days, choose ‘other’ and then ‘2592000 seconds’. Sorry about this - we know it’s a pain!
Hit enter which will save it, and put the expiry on the tag. Then refresh the dashboard to make sure the tag is updated. Now, in order to add this tag to your page, you need to go to ‘Site Tagging - Individual’ and paste the URL you want to tag into the search bar on the page, and hit enter. When your page comes to the top of the list, click the edit page button.
Select the Tags tab, then the Add Tag below.
In ‘Select an option’ type the name of your newly-created tag and click the blue button at the right hand side of the page, and then the blue ‘Update Page’ button.
Now your contacts who visit the page will be tagged, and will remain tagged for 30 days after they last went to the page. You can now make a stream to show everyone with this tag at any one time.
Create the Stream.
Choose Contact, then Tags, with the selected tag you created above: ‘yourtag’. If you don't see your tag in the dropdown, refresh the page and try again.
Then click ‘Add rule below’. You can then add other rules, like if you want to only show the visitors who also have the tag ‘identified’. Once you've added all the rules you want, click ‘Save and Continue’.
Then choose the name of the stream, and create or add it to a Group (or 'dropdown') to organise your streams. Now save it, and you're done - refresh to see the results
At first, it may tag everyone who has visited the page EVER, so the first 30 days might not be the numbers you're looking for. Contact us if you're seeing this and we'll explain what to expect!
Have more questions? Contact us at hello@canddi.com or 0161 414 1080
Updated on: 04/02/2020
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