Page Groups
Search Console shows you individual pages, but you think in sections — your blog, your product pages, your documentation. Page groups let you group pages by URL pattern and see the clicks, impressions and trend of each section of a website.
How It Works
Define your page groups
Create a group from URL filters such as "URL contains /blog" or "URL doesn't contain /tag". A page belongs to the group when it matches every filter.
See each section's numbers
Each group shows its clicks and impressions, so you can compare sections of the site at a glance.
Open a group
Open a group for its own chart and the keywords and pages inside it, or filter the whole dashboard to that group.
Why It Matters
Compare content types
Compare your blog with your product pages and your documentation to see which kind of content brings in the most search traffic.
Track a topic or category
If you organise content by folder (/guides/seo/, /guides/ppc/), group each folder to see which topics people search for most.
Check a site migration
After changing your URL structure, use page groups to confirm that traffic to each section recovered as expected.
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See it with your own data
Page Groups is part of the paid plan. The Search Console dashboard itself is free for every website you add.