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Avg Page Load Time (sec) Comppared to site average - what does it mean?

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amu123 last edited by

Hi All,

In google analytic In Site Speed -> Page Timings we have two columns a) Page Views & b) Avg Load Time (sec) compared to site average.

Now in "b" column I am able to below % one in green and another in brown so what does it mean? Can anyone please explain me? Image attached

Thanks!

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Martijn_Scheijbeler last edited by

How far the site speed for that specific page is off from the average for your whole site in that period of time.
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