pageview

American  

[peyj-vyoo] / ˈpeɪdʒˌvyu /

Or page view

noun

Digital Technology.

1. one viewing of a web page; a single visit.

   Tracking pageviews is a way of predicting the advertising potential of a website.

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pageview British  

/ ˈpeɪdʒˌvjuː /

noun

1. computing an electronic page of information displayed in response to a user's request, such as one page of a website

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Etymology

Origin of pageview

(web) page + view

Example Sentences

He recaps pageview trends with no less fervor than an NBA sportscaster during Game 7: In 2022, when Inventing Anna was dominating Netflix, he called fraudster Anna Sorokin “the only thing preventing a top-ten monopoly of the ongoing Ukraine-Russia crisis.”

From Slate

Compound words are on the rise in the book with deadname, pageview, fintech, allyship, babymoon and subtweet.

From Seattle Times

Wikipedia’s stunning pageview spikes in response to current events show that it’s a vital source of up-to-the-minute, organized information, and as other social media sites have been plagued by misinformation, they’ve started using Wikipedia for fact checking.

From Slate

Today's babkas, however, are runway models and pageview guarantors.

From Salon

Another one of my colleagues spotted code indicating that the site does not ask for affirmative consent to track users with a Facebook Pageview pixel even if they reside in Europe.

From Slate