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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32252, member: 636"] A page view happens every time someone looks at a web page. This counts as one visit per page. If I go back later or click refresh, this gets marked as another page view. Most websites track page views because they help measure how popular different parts of the site are. You might hear people talk about "hits," but that's not the same thing - hits count every file loaded during a visit. Page views give us better information about actual user behavior. Sites use this data to figure out which content attracts visitors. They also help businesses decide where to place ads or make improvements. The more page views a site gets, the more valuable it becomes for advertising. Many analytics programs automatically collect this information to show site owners what pages people visit most often. Each time you browse a website, you create page views that help shape future content decisions. [/QUOTE]