Overview
Pages lives under SEO Suite → Pages (/seo/pages). It is the page-level view of the site: one row per URL, joining everything the suite stores for that URL. Click a row for the page’s dossier, which collects every source in one panel.
Included from Pro.
Which pages are listed
A URL gets a row when any of these is true:- It ranks for at least one organic keyword (from the weekly organic refresh).
- It had Search Console clicks or impressions in the window (the 1,000 pages with the most clicks).
- It is the canonical URL of a Sight article that is published or synced.
http and https, www., a trailing slash). They are joined as one page.
The tiles
Sections
Sections groups the rows by top-level folder:/blog/ for /blog/post, / for root-level pages. Each section shows pages, keywords, estimated traffic, clicks and its share of the site’s clicks. Click a section to filter the table to it; click again to clear. Hide collapses the card.
All pages
Use Columns to turn columns on and off; the choice is remembered in your browser. The table sorts by clicks by default and exports to CSV with every column included.
Filters above the table:
Notes under the table explain the limits of the data: Search Console metrics cover the 1,000 pages with the most clicks in the window; without a completed audit the issue counts are empty; backlink counts come from the stored list of the top 100 live referring pages, so a page can have more links than shown.
The page dossier
Click a row to open the dossier. The address gets?url= added, so a dossier can be linked to or bookmarked. The header shows the page’s section, the Search Console dates and whether the page is in the sitemap.
Four buttons sit at the top:
- Write article, or Refresh with agent when the page already has one. Opens the agent with the page’s best keyword, falling back to its top Search Console query, then the article’s target keyword.
- Open in Search Console: the performance report for this page in the site’s connected property.
- Run audit: opens Site audit.
- Visit page.
Why does a page show keywords but no clicks?
Why does a page show keywords but no clicks?
Keywords come from the weekly organic refresh and cover Google’s top 100. Clicks come from Search Console and need a connected property, and only the 1,000 pages with the most clicks in the window carry Search Console numbers.
Why is the Issues column empty?
Why is the Issues column empty?
No site audit has completed yet, or the page was not among the pages crawled. Run an audit from Site audit, raising Max pages if the site is larger than the default 100.