My doing is Behavior->Site Content->all page and then put the URL(excluding the domain name ofc) of that page in the marked area in the screenshot below
But the data I get in this way has a huge difference with what the article hit times recorded by my website. As in the screenshot, this URL has 972 pageview. However, in my database, for this article there are 3247 hits:
I understand that GA's pageview and website article hits are two different things. Refreshing the page 5 times in a short time may add 5 to the hits but won't affect GA's pageview. But I can't imagine what could make as much as four times differences. I don't think my clients would each refresh the page 4 times. Most of their behaviors should simply be open->read->close.
I've checked the time frame. It's from the day my website was published until today. I've checked my CMS, it is unlikely this article has another URL. And this GA screenshot is from a raw data view that doesn't have any filter applied.
And this article is not the only one that has such a huge differences. On my website there are many other articles that have thousands of hits while GA's page view is only about or less than 1/3 of that hit number. So, what did I miss?
