Analysis of site's top subfolders/paths | Voters

Analysis of site's top subfolders/paths

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Jake Stainer

Other tools offer this feature, be able to input a domain and instantly see what subfolders they get the majority of traffic to. This will allow us to analyse the website's structure and strategy in terms of SEO.

See attached screenshot.

August 16, 2017

Si Quan Ong

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Si Quan Ong

This is done!

Nima Alagha

Thanks for implementing this feature - it's great! One further suggestion I had was creating a filter option that allowed you to control the depth of the paths you are looking at. For example: set filter to only pull the top paths that are up 2 folders deep (domain.com/folder-1/folder-2/ and domain.com/folder-1/ but not domain.com/folder-1/folder-2/folder-3). Also, build in functionality to allow you to only look at one specific path depth (example: only 2 folders depth for top paths would pull data on only domain.com/folder-1/folder-2/ but no other paths.

Nima Alagha

this could work similar to the position filter

Si Quan Ong

Nima Alagha: Could you add this as a stand-alone feature suggestion? You can create a new post here on Canny :-)

So that we don't miss out on this comment in the future + other people can vote on your idea too!

Tim Soulo

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Tim Soulo

Merged in a post:

Drill down to find best URL directories in Top Pages report and all other Pages reports (best by links...)

Jan Sievers

Currently I can see the best pages. It would be awesome to also see the best directories to see how sections of a site are performing. Similar to how the drill down feature in Google Analytics works.

December 1, 2017