Find the drop
Look for the point where scroll reach falls sharply.
If only a third of visitors reach your pricing table, it does not matter how good it is. Scroll tracking shows where attention runs out on every page.
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The share of visits that reached 10%, 20% and so on, down to the bottom.
Each pageview records how far the visitor scrolled, visible in session timelines.
Compare scroll depth across pages to find content people stop reading.
Mobile pages are much longer; see scroll reach for each device type separately.
Scroll depth is recorded by the analytics script automatically.
Look for the point where scroll reach falls sharply.
Put your key message and call to action above that point.
Compare scroll reach and conversion rate a week later.
Scroll tracking records a percentage, nothing about what is on the screen.
It depends on the page. For long articles, half of visitors reaching the middle is healthy; for landing pages, what matters is how many reach the call to action.
Yes. Each route change starts a new pageview with its own scroll depth.
No. It is part of the standard script.
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