How to find the most active content (blog) consumer

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I’m looking to list the contacts who have been the most active readers of our blog.

How can I measure and filter the amount of page views during the last 60 or 30 days?

I have used:

  1. Number of page views
  2. Time last seen
    But there’s an extra twist here, some contacts have hundreds of views of the page “HOME”
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Is there a way to substract this count? It would be perfect if I can see all the contacts who:

- have viewed a specific number of pages

- have viewed a specific number of UNIQUE pages

+ during a specific period of time (preferably last 30 or 60 days)

Any advice on how to make this possible will be hugely appreciated!

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Q: I’m looking to list the contacts who have been the most active readers of our blog.

How can I measure and filter the amount of page views during the last 60 or 30 days??

Short A: Limited visibility within HubSpot.

Longer A:

The best we can get directly inside of HubSpot is to use a smart list with criteria similar to the following.

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In your use case you’ll want to …

-1- Replace the blog URL with your top-level blog URL. (not specific pages)

-2- Adjust the ‘at least x times’ viewed number as high as you can until you no longer see contacts, then lower it to a value that you feel good about. (we like ‘2’)

-3- Adjust the ‘x days ago’ viewed number to 60 for your first list. You’ll need a separate list for the recent visitors -- i.e., 30-days!

Finally, once you’ve created these lists, you can filter your contact view(s) based on these lists. That way, your contact view(s) will always be current with the most active blog readers!

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Best,
Frank

Author the Perfect HubSpot Series




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