Google Analytics Audit Test #

47

Duplicate Pageviews

Why It Matters:

Critical to understanding user and site behavior.

Industries:

All

Checks For:

Accuracy

How accurate is your recent data?

Insight Category:

Behavior

Can you tell what visitors are doing?

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Background

A GA4 audit is essential for uncovering missing insights—key data points that organizations don't yet know and can act upon. A well-done audit evaluates both behavioral tracking and traffic attribution, ensuring each is accurate and useful. It also assesses whether the data collected truly supports business decisions and reporting.

Test Detail

This test finds instances where a single pageview results in multiple page_view events. This can throw off engagement metrics like bounce rate and average engagement time.

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How to Conduct This Test

Basic Tests

  • Use GA4 or BigQuery to group by page_location and count page_view events per session.
  • Flag sessions with >1 page_view on the same page.
  • Review tag setup and fire rules.

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How To Fix

  • In Google Tag Manager, make sure pageview tags aren’t firing on multiple triggers.
  • Check for gtag('event', 'page_view') in site code conflicting with GTM.
  • Test single-page apps for router-triggered duplicates.
  • Hire a pro to test and streamline your GA4 pageview setup.