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Overview

The Pages block reads your workspace’s tracked Pages data and returns either a list of page URLs or those URLs with their metrics. Metrics come from Google Search Console, Google Analytics 4, and LLM Search. Use it to feed your own pages into audits, content updates, or reporting workflows. To learn how Pages data is collected and tracked, see Pages Overview.

Configuration

Mode (Required)

Choose what the block returns. Default: Page List

URL Conditions

Filter pages by their URL. Add one or more conditions. Operators: Contains, Does not contain, Is, Is not Example: Contains /blog/ Values support placeholders: {{step_1.output}}

Max Results

Maximum number of pages to return. Default: 100 Range: 1–2000

Date Range (Page Metrics mode only)

The period to calculate metrics over. Default: Last 30 days Options: Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Last 90 days, Last 365 days

Metrics (Page Metrics mode only)

Which metrics to include for each page. Select at least one. Default: GSC Impressions, GSC Clicks

Metric Conditions (Page Metrics mode only)

Filter pages by metric value. Each condition has a metric, an operator, and a value. Operators: >, >=, <, <=, =, != Example: GSC Impressions >= 1000

Sort By (Page Metrics mode only)

Sort results by one of the selected metrics, in descending order. Defaults to None.

Error Handling

Define what happens if the block fails to fetch data. Options:
  1. Terminate Workflow: Stop execution immediately.
  2. Continue Execution: Proceed to the next step despite the error.

Output Data

Page List mode

Returns an array of URL strings. Accessing a URL: {{step_1.output[0]}}

Page Metrics mode

Returns an array of objects. Each object has a url plus a key for every selected metric. Accessing a value: {{step_1.output[0].gsc_clicks}}

Sample Output

Page List mode:
Page Metrics mode (metrics: GSC Impressions, GSC Clicks):

Best Practices

  • Use Page List mode to feed URLs into a Loop for scraping or auditing.
  • Use Page Metrics mode plus Metric Conditions to find underperforming pages.
  • Add a URL condition like Contains /blog/ to scope results to a section.
  • Sort by a metric to surface your top or bottom pages quickly.
  • Keep Max Results reasonable; large workspaces take longer to fetch.

Common Use Cases


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