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The Sites Analytics Dashboard gives you a centralized view of how your funnels, websites, and landing pages are performing — page views, unique visitors, form submissions, conversion rates, and revenue attributed to each page.

Accessing analytics

Navigate to Sites > Analytics Dashboard to open the reporting view. You can filter data by:
  • Date range — preset options (last 7 days, 30 days, 90 days) or a custom range
  • Funnel or website — view data for a specific site or see all sites combined
  • Page — drill into individual page performance within a funnel

Key metrics

Total number of times a page was loaded, including repeat visits from the same person. Use this to gauge content reach and identify high-traffic pages.
The number of distinct individuals who visited the page. Unique visitors give a clearer picture of audience size than raw page views.
The percentage of visitors who completed the primary action on a page (e.g. submitted a form, clicked a button). Calculated as: (conversions ÷ visitors) × 100.
Total number of form completions on the page. Clicking into submissions opens a list of each contact who submitted.
For pages with order forms, the total revenue collected through the page. Includes one-time purchases, subscriptions, and payment plan first payments.
The percentage of visitors who left without taking any action. A high bounce rate often indicates a mismatch between the ad/email that drove traffic and the page content.

Funnel step-by-step view

For multi-step funnels, the analytics view shows a step-by-step breakdown:
StepViewsCompletionsDrop-off rate
Step 1 (Landing page)1,00034066%
Step 2 (Opt-in confirmation)3403109%
Step 3 (Upsell page)3108573%
Step 4 (Thank you)8585
Identify which step has the highest drop-off rate to prioritize optimization efforts.

UTM parameter tracking

When visitors arrive via a link that includes UTM parameters (utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, etc.), the HoopAI Platform captures these values and stores them against the contact record and the page visit. Use this data to:
  • Attribute leads and revenue to specific marketing campaigns
  • Compare performance across traffic sources (email vs paid social vs organic)
  • Identify which campaigns drive the highest-quality leads

A/B testing

The analytics dashboard supports tracking multiple versions of a page. To run an A/B test:
  1. Duplicate the page you want to test.
  2. Make a single change to the duplicate (headline, button color, hero image, etc.).
  3. Split traffic between the two versions using a redirect or traffic-splitting tool.
  4. Compare conversion rates in the analytics dashboard after collecting at least 100 conversions per variant.
Focus optimization efforts on the step with the largest absolute number of drop-offs — not necessarily the highest percentage drop-off. A small improvement to a high-traffic step delivers more total conversions.
Last modified on March 4, 2026