Queries and pages table

The table lists the searches (queries) that brought people to your site, or the pages they landed on. It is the “why” behind the number cards.

Queries or pages. On the Overview tab, use the Queries / Pages switch at the top left. The Queries and Pages tabs show the full table. The count next to the switch says how many rows you have, for example “153 queries”, or “500 of 1,834 queries” when more exist than are loaded.

Columns

• Query / Page: the name, with a soft bar behind it showing its share of clicks compared with the biggest row on screen.
• Clicks, Impressions, CTR, Position: the number and, when you are comparing, the change. CTR changes are in percentage points; position changes are places gained or lost. See Metrics.
• Click change: how many clicks the row gained or lost against the comparison. A bar grows to the right (green) for gains and to the left (red) for losses. It only shows when a comparison is on.

Sort. Click a column title to sort by it; click again to reverse. The table starts with the most clicks first. Name and Position start with A to Z and best (lowest) first.

Search. On the Queries and Pages tabs, type in the Search box to find rows. It matches any part of the text and ignores capital letters.

Show more. The Overview table shows 25 rows, with Show more for the next 25. The Queries and Pages tabs show 200 at a time, with Show 200 more and Show all.

Click a row to filter. Click a row (or focus it and press Enter) to filter the whole site view to that query or page. A chip appears above the numbers. See Site tabs.

Good to know

• The rows add up to a little less than the total at the top. Google does not tie every click to a query. See Anonymized traffic.
• The latest days may be incomplete. See Preliminary data.

Plans. The same on Free and Pro.