Get a look below the surface of any website with Similarweb’s Pages feature. Discover the top pages and best performing content on a domain at page level.
Pages is the first step to going deeper by analyzing a website at page level instead of total traffic to the domain. Understanding the popularity of top pages on a website allows you to:
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Find which content and topics are “hot and trending”: Where are audiences browsing, and how are their interests changing?
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Track competitor’s marketing campaigns and promotions: Are my competitor’s marketing campaigns and promotions driving traffic to their site?
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Track brand and product interest: Which brands and products on my competitor’s site are getting the most attention and driving the most traffic?
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Understand how audiences browse a competitor’s website: How are audiences using on-site search to browse content or products?
Note
Pages is a premium feature available through the Popular Pages add-on for some packages. If you would like more information, please contact your Similarweb Account Manager.
To view traffic share of top web pages for up to five sites, follow these steps:
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Go to the Competitive Research module.
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From the Website Structure section in the navigation menu, go to Pages.
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To target your analysis, click +Compare and add up to four additional websites.
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Using the filters in the upper right, set the time period and country that you would like to analyze.
The Pages feature provides a view of the most visited web pages for each of the analyzed domains. Use the toggle filter to analyze each domain.
Important
Pages analyzes up to 10,000 pages per site.
Apply the filters at the top of the table to target your analysis:
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All: View all pages, by default.
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All includes the top 1,000 pages throughout the entire analyzed time period.
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New: Discover pages that did not have pageviews in the previous month.
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Trending: Identify pages that experienced a large increase in page views compared to the previous month.
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Best Performing: Identify the pages that are consistent performers across the analyzed period.
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Best Performing surfaces the pages that had the most monthly pageviews during each month of the analyzed time period.
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Campaign (UTM): Campaigns identified by a URL parameter.
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URL: A list of domains, representing the site's pages.
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Share: The percentage of pageviews of this URL, compared to the total pageviews for the site.
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Change: The % change of share, month over month.
Q: Does Popular Pages include Desktop and Mobile web data?
A: Yes, you can view Popular Pages data for Desktop or Mobile web!
Q: Why can’t I see some pages on a website that I know are popular / have high traffic?
A: Some websites have been known to include Personally Identifiable Information in URL strings, especially around ecommerce checkouts and account-related pages. To minimize the risk of revealing personal information in our data, we take a responsible view and exclude pages from Pages view that are marked as ‘noindex’ for search engines and do not appear in Google’s Search Engine Results Pages (SERP).
For more information on Similarweb’s commitment to privacy, visit Similarweb Data Methodology.
Q: How much historical data is available?
A: 24 months of historical data is available, potentially limited by the amount of historical data in your package.
You can also view up to the L28 days of data.
Q: What methods of data consumption are available?
A: Excel export is fully supported. An API endpoint is also available.
Q: When I click on the “+” next to a URL, what does the list of URLs represent?
A: Grouped under the main URL, you will see different variants of that URL. These variants include URL parameters (e.g. UTM) that can give you insight into the source of a visit, or the filters applied.
Q: When I analyze the same page (e.g. examplesite.com/page) in Popular Pages and Segment Analysis, why does the % share differ?
A: The % share metric in Popular Pages is based on pageviews, while segment share in Segment Analysis is based on visits.
Try it now: Website Analysis > Enter a website to analyze and then go to Pages.
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