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Page Rankings: find the pages worth a closer look

See how your pages perform in Google Search, compare recent periods, and send a page straight to Site Audit when it needs attention.

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From a page ranking to a focused audit

Illustrative workflow · sample data

01 / Compare

/services/consultations

Average position: 13.2 → 10.8 across two example 28-day periods. Read clicks and impressions alongside the change.

02 / Investigate

Open this page in Site Audit

Inspect the page and its metadata. A better position is useful context, not a diagnosis of what to change.

03 / Decide

Choose an edit with the evidence in view

Review the audit findings and decide what deserves attention. You make the final call.

Rankings from your own Search Console history

Page Rankings uses the pages Google served impressions for in your selected window. These are average positions from Search Console, rather than daily checks of a keyword list by city or device.

Compare with the previous period and use page cohorts to focus on the part of your site you want to investigate.

A ranking is a starting point

A page close to page one deserves a different investigation from a page with strong positions and few clicks. Neither number establishes the cause. Open a focused audit to examine the page before choosing an edit.

Sitemap coverage also helps you find submitted pages with no recorded search impressions in the window. That alone does not establish whether Google has indexed them.

Take the next step with the page in context

Filter by URL, compare periods, and export the current view as CSV. Send a selected page to Site Audit to review its content and metadata.

Before you connect

What it needs

A verified Search Console property with synced page data. The setup requirements are in Getting started.

Bring your site. Start with the evidence.

Create an account and connect the sources you need to begin.

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