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 There are several types of behavior analytics tools in Plausible Analytics:
 
-* [Pageview goals](pageview-goals.md) allow you to measure how many people visit a specific section of your site (for instance dynamically created ecommerce checkout pages can be grouped into one goal using this feature)
+* [Pageview goals](pageview-goals.md) allow you to measure how many people visit a specific page or section of your site. Use pageview goals to track the "thank you" page or the order confirmation page. Since pageviews are collected automatically, you don’t need to change your website’s code to measure pageview goals. This makes them the easiest way to start tracking conversions on your site.
 * [Custom event goals](custom-event-goals.md) allow you to measure button clicks, purchases, subscriptions, form completions, clicks on video or audio elements and pretty much any other action that you wish (you can also send custom dimensions alongside custom events for extra insights)
 * [Funnel analysis](funnel-analysis.md) allow you to follow the visitor journey from a landing page to a conversion in order to to uncover possible issues, optimize your site and increase the conversion rate.
 * [Ecommerce revenue tracking](ecommerce-revenue-tracking.md) allows you to assign dynamic monetary values to goals and custom events to track revenue attribution.