Knowledge base glossary

What is Page Tagging? A short definition.

1 minute reading time

In website analytics, page tagging refers to the practice of adding small snippets of code, known as tags, to the pages of a website in order to track user behavior and gather data about how visitors interact with the site.

This data is then used to improve the website’s performance and optimize its content for search engines.

Page tagging is an important part of modern web analytics, as it allows website owners to gain valuable insights into the behavior of their visitors.

Profielfoto Freek Kampen

By Freek Kampen

Data & Analytics specialist and co-owner of New North Digital. With a background in online advertising, I solve tracking and data issues for entrepreneurs and agencies. Feel free to get in touch!

Looking for more answers?

Check out our knowledge base for more terms like Page Tagging. Level up your knowledge with our articles on core concepts in web analytics.

Continue learning
Compare list
Close
Get help

Send us a message