Pageview History
Bullseye tracks the complete browsing journey for every identified visitor. This pageview history shows what pages they viewed, when, and how they arrived — giving you clear intent signals for sales and marketing.
What Is Captured
For each session, Bullseye records:
Landing page
First page the visitor saw in the session
Entry page
Page where the session started
Pages visited
Every page viewed during the session, in order
Exit page
Last page before leaving
Session timestamps
Start and end time of the session
Referrer
URL or source that brought the visitor to your site
UTM parameters
source, medium, campaign, term, content (when present)
Device type
Desktop, mobile, or tablet
Geographic location
Country, region, city
Where to View It
Pageview history appears on each Visitor Profile as a chronological timeline. You can see:
Which pages the visitor viewed
The order of page views
When each view occurred
Session boundaries (when one session ended and another began)
How to Use It
Intent signals — Visitors who hit pricing, features, or case studies often show stronger buying intent
Personalization — Reference specific pages in outreach ("I noticed you were looking at our integration options")
Lead scoring — Combine pageview depth and recency with ICP fit for prioritization
Content insights — Identify which pages attract and engage your best prospects
Session Boundaries
A session typically represents a continuous period of activity. When a visitor is inactive for a defined period or closes the browser, a new session begins on their next visit. Session boundaries help you distinguish between single, deep dives and multiple return visits.
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