Traffic that never convertsSeptember 2026
  • UTM Grabber1,120 leads
  • Google Analytics 440,822 sessions
  • Sample datafictional business

2 busy pages drew 4,928 sessions and 0 leads.

Site-wide, 2.7% of 40,822 sessions became a lead. Google Ads turns 7.8% of visits into leads; Direct 1.0%.

northwinddental.comGravity Forms30 days

40,822
Sessions+12%
1,120
Leads+12%
2.7%
Lead rate
4,928
Sessions on leaking pages
57%
Engaged sessions

By channel

Which channels turn visits into leads.

Leads divided by sessions, with sessions grouped the way UTM Grabber groups leads.

  1. Google Ads5,320 sessions, 415 leads7.8%
  2. Referral1,718 sessions, 85 leads5%
  3. Meta Ads11.6K sessions, 287 leads2.5%
  4. Organic10.6K sessions, 210 leads2%
  5. Social3,362 sessions, 38 leads1.1%
  6. Direct8,201 sessions, 85 leads1%
Lead rate by channel. Site-wide: 2.7%.

By channel

Sessions and leads by source

Source / mediumChannelSessionsLeadsLead rateStatus
(direct) / (none)Direct8,201851.0%Leaks
google / organicOrganic7,2421281.8%Below average
facebook / paid_socialMeta Ads6,4921552.4%Below average
google / cpcGoogle Ads5,3204157.8%Above average
instagram / paid_socialMeta Ads5,1481322.6%Below average
tiktok / organicSocial1,764201.1%Leaks
chatgpt.com / (not set)Organic1,236332.7%Below average
newsletter / emailReferral951454.7%Above average
facebook / socialSocial879101.1%Leaks
instagram / socialSocial71981.1%Leaks
bing / organicOrganic677152.2%Below average
perplexity.ai / referralOrganic427102.3%Below average

Top 12 of 19 source / medium pairs by sessions. Above average means at or above the site-wide 2.7%.

Landing pages

Pages that get visits but no leads.

Each page's sessions in Google Analytics next to the leads whose visit started there. Bubble size is sessions.

Sessions vs lead rate by page

0%2%4%6%8%02,0004,0006,0008,00010KSessionsLead rate//new-patient-special/new-patients/invisalign-consult/blog/how-long-does-teeth-whi…/whitening-offer/emergency-dentist/book-appointment/invisalign/dental-implants/teeth-whitening/insuranceNeeds trafficStarsQuietLeaks
0%2%4%6%8%02,0004,0006,0008,00010KSessionsLead rate//new-patient-special/new-patients/careers/emergency-dentist/invisalignNeeds trafficStarsQuietLeaks
  • Site pages
  • Blog and guides
  • Not lead pages
Show the numbers
ItemSessionsLead rate
/7,5443.5%
/new-patient-special5,6471.7%
/new-patients4,6794.2%
/invisalign-consult3,4662.9%
/blog/how-long-does-teeth-whi…3,3030%
/careers2,3380%
/whitening-offer2,3382.1%
/emergency-dentist2,2766.7%
/book-appointment2,2141.9%
/invisalign1,7284.6%
/blog/chipped-tooth-what-to-do1,6250%
/dental-implants1,5114%
/teeth-whitening1,2713.5%
/insurance8824.1%

Landing pages

Traffic that never converts

Landing pageSessionsLeadsLead rateEngagedFix
/blog/how-long-does-teeth-whitening-last3,30300.0%52%Add a call to action
/careers2,33800.0%74%Not a lead page
/blog/chipped-tooth-what-to-do1,62500.0%53%Add a call to action

Pages with 408 or more sessions and under half your site-wide lead rate (2.7%). A page leaks below 0.7%.

Next steps

What to do next.

  1. This week

    Add a call to action to /blog/how-long-does-teeth-whitening-last

    It drew 3,303 sessions (8% of all) and 0 leads. Put a short form or a clear next step near the top, and link to your best-converting page.

    High impactLow effort3,303 sessions, 0 leads
  2. This month

    Do the same on /blog/chipped-tooth-what-to-do

    1,625 sessions, 0 leads.

    Medium impactLow effort
  3. This month

    Send more traffic to /emergency-dentist

    It turns 6.7% of visits into leads, 2.5 times your site average, but gets 2,276 sessions, fewer than most of your top pages. Point ads and internal links at it.

    Medium impactLow effort
How we built this report
  • Sessions: 40,822 from Google Analytics 4, September 2026, by session source / medium and landing page.
  • Leads: 1,120 from UTM Grabber, matched by the same source / medium. 989 carried UTM tags; 46 without tags were placed by click ID, search engine or referring site, as analytics does; 85 count as direct.
  • A lead's page is where the visit that ended in the form began. A page leaks when it has 408 or more sessions and a lead rate under 0.7%, a quarter of your site-wide 2.7%.
  • Careers, legal, login, cart and thank-you pages are shown but never counted as leaks.
  • Changes compare September 2026 with August.