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Hello,

we have several pages with the same page title. Now out of all those pages I want to pick two. Let's call them "/page1" and "/page2". For those pages I want the following information (combined for both): Avg. time on page, Bounce rate, Navigation Summary

Normally I get all the information under "Content" "Pages" and by choosing the "page title" as primary dimension and clicking on the respective page title. Let's call it "page | title". Choosing the filter for 1 page works fine (I just enter "/page1" in simple filter). But how can I filter for two pages ( entering " include page ends with /page1 and include page ends with /page2" in the advance filter will show 0 results).

Thanks in advance

Thanks, I will check wether this meets the legal requirements (see my reply to Brents answer).

As I mentioned we have 2 cases.

In the first case, we can show a preview.

In the second case we can only show the content to a certain audience (which is a legal question). So the free registration is a legal requirement. Still people will be looking for it via Google. Since the content found on those pages is useful for a fairly large audience so why wouldn't we want Google to index the pages. Of course without Google knowing that there is relevant content on those pages, they will neither index nor propperly rank those pages.

Hi Istvan,

"The Fetch as Googlebot tool lets you see a page as Googlebot sees it."

Since Googlebot has no access to the entire site (login required) it will probably not display anything (just tried it logged in and it would not display any of the content). How could this tool theoretically help us indexing the content of the internal page?

Ben

Hello,

we are having quite a big amount of content on internal pages which can only be accessed as a registered member.

What are the different options the get this content indexed by Google?

In certain cases we might be able to show a preview to visitors. In other cases this is not possible for legal reasons.

Somebody told me that there is an option to send the content of pages directly to google for indexation. Unfortunately he couldn't give me more details. I only know that this possible for URLs (sitemap). Is there really a possibility to do this for the entire content of a page without giving google access to crawl this page?

Thanks

Ben

Thank you for your answer. Just wanted to make sure, that this is not a Analytics "feature" and the homepage is normally shown in GA

There is definitely traffic on the homepage and there is no problem with the GA code. I do however get a few weird URLs with lot's of traffic (the website is very complex). Will try to check where they come from.

Ben

Hello,

Lets say I have a website with the HOMEpage being http://www.page.com. There are various subpages e.g. http://www.page.com/page1, http://www.page.com/page2, http://www.page.com/page3 .

Now when I use Google Analytics it gives me all kind of statistics for the subpages shown as /page1 /page2 /page3 ... (relative path). According to this pattern the HOMEpage should be just "/". Unfortunately I can't find "/" in any statistics.

Is this normal?

Thanks in advance