Thanks for reaching out @hicrettaylan. I can indeed image that having a wp-admin path related URL appear in your top content table being frustrating. From reviewing the details, I suspect that such URLs will not be tracked going forward, given that URL when I try to access it, results in a 403 error.
I also checked your site manually and I can see both a perfmatters and WP Rocket related plugin active, any of which could potentially have configurations such as caching or hosting scripts locally, which would result in some wp-admin URLs being included in tracking – in particular if there was a link to such URLs from your front end.
While I suspect that URL will eventually be removed from your list of most visited pages, if you do wish for me to check this further, please share your Site Health information, and whether you see that URL on your top content table within Site Kit if you select the 7 day reporting period on the main Site Kit dashboard.
We can also keep this support topic open until so we can check this going forward. Let me know if you have any questions with the above. Thank you.
https://hizliresim.com/h0m3xk4
https://hizliresim.com/iul6pia
This problem cannot be caused by using wp-rocket and perf at the same time. Because I have the same 2 plugins on my hizlikilo.com site. There is no such problem there. I am afraid of not being able to overcome this problem.
Thanks for sharing the additional information @hicrettaylan. It looks like most of the traffic to that page occurred towards the end of February. I suspect you won’t see this in the most popular pages over the past 7 days.
From your latest screenshots, I can see that this is coming directly from your Google Analytics dashboard also. The product experts over at the official Google Analytics Help Center may be able to assist with queries regarding why a wp-admin page may be appearing in Google Analytics reports. I can confirm that no tags have been placed on your wp-admin login page. I appreciate that seeing such a page may be frustrating, but it can be ignore and it will eventually no long exist in this report based.
If this is true, it is very satisfying. Thank you very much for your interest and time. 👋
No problem, and feel free to revert to us with any further queries on this if you wish.
Best of luck!
Just to let you know that after reviewing your site further, I can see that there is a valid page on the wp-admin path in your screenshots. While there are not Site Kit tags placed on there, there is a Google Tag Manager placed via other means. Given the tag appears on this page, it’s normal that it will be tracked in Google Analytics. If you don’t wish for it to be tracked, on the wp-admin/remote page, you can remove the Tag Manager container from this page.
Let me know if you have any questions with the above.
As we didn’t receive a response I’ll mark this as resolved. Feel free to open a new support topic if you continue to encounter issues, or reopen this topic and we’d be happy to assist.
