Separate access hits by area in Google Analytics

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I have a business management system that I'm using Google Analytics to track the most accessed areas, but next to this system is the presentation site and some hotsites.

As I developed in PHP using a framework, each area (site / system / hotsite) has its own layout where I place the Google Analytics code.

I would like to categorize it in the following way: 

Área: Site
/sobre
/quem-somos
/planos-precos
/funcionalidades
/blog

Área: Sistema
/login
/contatos
/contatos/visualizacao
/administrativo
/administrativo/cargos
/financeiro
/financeiro/movimentacoes
/financeiro/fluxo-de-caixa

This will make it much easier to analyze the data.

I know that it is possible to create events, but as far as I understand, I believe it is for resources where the user's action is not captured, such as clicking an anchor, zooming an image, and so on. I do not know if you can associate an event with the hit as soon as the page loads.

    
asked by anonymous 29.10.2015 / 16:09

2 answers

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Dude, this can be solved in the tool by creating a new view and separating the hits from certain subdirectories.

Create two views, one pro system and one pro site, and use the filters to only include hits from the pages you want, so you have two separate reports, one for each area of the site.

Sending an event to identify the page type along with the hit is redundant and will affect your bounce rate.

Thanks

    
19.11.2015 / 14:33
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