Technical Terms - Internet (A-Z) - Page View

What is a page view?

• A user closing a Web page

• A user sharing a Web page

• A user clicking on an advertisement

• A user visiting a Web page

How are page views tracked?

• By social media platforms

• By email marketing campaigns

• By search engines

• By website monitoring applications

What is the difference between page views and hits?

• Page views are for unique visitors, hits are for total visitors

• Page views are for total visitors, hits are for unique visitors

• Page views are for objects loaded, hits are for unique visitors

• Page views are for unique visitors, hits are for objects loaded

What are impressions commonly tracked by?

• Social media platforms

• Website monitoring applications

• Online advertisers

• Search engines

When are page views and impressions identical?

• When the page is not loaded

• When no ads are placed on the page

• When multiple ads are positioned on each page

• When one advertisement is placed on each page

How many hits would be recorded for a page with HTML, two images, and a JavaScript reference?

• 1 hit

• 2 hits

• 4 hits

• 3 hits

What is tracked to log the number of different visitors a website receives?

• Unique page views

• Total page views

• Total hits

• Total impressions

What does a single page view record?

• Each time a Web page is loaded

• Each time a user interacts with a form

• Each time a user clicks on a link

• Each time a user scrolls down the page

What does a hit record for each object that loads during a page view?

• Technically

• Functionally

• Aesthetically

• Visually

What does a single page view record for a Web page with over two hundred images?

• Over two hundred hits

• Less than two hundred hits

• Exactly two hundred hits

• Exactly one hit