The Page Views metric on your Vome dashboard

What does the Page Views metric represent?

1. What does Page Views count?

Views of your organization's page over the last 28 days.

You will find it on your dashboard as Page Views, with Last 28 days shown underneath. The window rolls forward, so the number always describes the last four weeks rather than a fixed month.

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This metric used to be called Profile Views. If you are looking for that label, Page Views is the same thing under its current name.

2. How is it different from Opportunity Views?

What is being looked at.

  • Page Views: your organization's page, the one people land on when they are looking you up.
  • Opportunity Views: an individual opportunity's page.

Somebody can view an opportunity without ever seeing your organization page, and the other way round, so the two numbers are not versions of each other.

3. What is it actually useful for?

Judging whether your recruitment problem is reach or conversion.

High page views and few applications means people are finding you and not applying, which points at the page itself, or at what happens when they press to apply. Low page views means fewer people are getting that far at all, which is a promotion problem rather than a Vome one.

4. Where do I see more than a single number?

In Analytics, where you can build views out of the KPI cards that matter to you rather than reading one figure on the dashboard.

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