Follower Pages

This dimension is part of the pages analysis and shows the direct follower page of a page within the same visit.

Between both pages no further pages may be viewed.

Using this dimension is most useful if you restrict your analysis to a specific page (i.e., the page that follows the shown "preceeding page").

Example:

A user views the following pages within a visit:

Regarding Page A:

• the follower page is Page B,
• the second follower page is Page C.

Example for using this dimension in an analysis:

Which page is viewed after "en.home"?

Analyse using a filter:

• Filter:
  
  
  
  
• Analysis:
  
  
  
  After the page "en.home", the page "en.topics" was accessed 7805 times.

Analysis in a pivot table

Hint: "-" means that there was no follower page, i.e. "en.home" was the exit page.

Similar figures:

• Second Follower Pages: the pages viewed directly after a follower page
• Second Preceding Pages: the pages viewed directly before a preceding page
• Preceding Pages: the pages viewed directly before a page

Further Information:

• Training document Analyses 5 – Analyses of Navigation Paths