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# Using the GA4 Explorer

Deep-dive into page-level GA4 metrics with sorting, filtering, traffic source segmentation, and CSV export.

The GA4 Explorer gives you a page-by-page view of your entire site’s GA4 data. It’s designed for deep analysis when you need to go beyond the summary metrics in the GA4 Performance card.

## Accessing the GA4 Explorer

Navigate to a client’s Track page and click **GA4 Explorer** in Track (or access it directly at `/clients/:clientId/reporter/ga4-explorer`). The Explorer is available when GA4 is connected to the client.

## What you see

The Explorer displays a table of all pages on your site with GA4 data, showing:

* **Page path** – The URL path (e.g., /blog/seo-guide).
* **Sessions** – Total sessions for that page.
* **Engaged sessions** – Sessions with meaningful interaction.
* **Engagement rate** – Engaged sessions as a percentage of total sessions.
* **Conversions** – Conversion events on that page.
* **Bounce rate** – Percentage of single-interaction sessions.

## Sorting and filtering

* **Sort by any column** – Click a column header to sort ascending or descending. For example, sort by sessions to find your highest-traffic pages, or by bounce rate to find pages that may need improvement.
* **Search by page path** – Use the search box to filter the table to pages matching a specific path (e.g., type `/blog` to see only blog pages).
* **Source filter** – Filter all data by traffic source: All, Organic search, or AI referral.
* **Date range** – Adjust the time window (7, 14, 28, or 90 days).

## Send to Create

If you spot a page that needs content improvement, click the **Send to Create** icon (pen icon) on any row. This navigates you to the Copywriter with the page’s primary keyword pre-filled, so you can start optimizing immediately.

## CSV export

Click the **Export** button to download the current view as a CSV file. The export respects your current filters and sort order, so you get exactly the data you’re looking at.

## Common use cases

* **Find high-traffic, low-engagement pages** – Sort by sessions descending, then scan for low engagement rates. These pages get visitors but don’t retain them.
* **Identify AI referral landing pages** – Filter to AI referral and sort by sessions. These are the pages AI platforms are sending users to – make sure they’re well-optimized.
* **Audit conversion performance** – Sort by conversions to find your best-converting pages and understand what makes them successful.

## Related articles

* [Connecting and using Google Analytics 4](/track/connecting-google-analytics.md) — Set up the GA4 integration.
* [Understanding organic search vs AI referral traffic](/track/organic-vs-ai-referral-traffic.md) — Learn about the source categories available in the filter.


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