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AI Search Pages with Landing pages tab selected, showing top cards, trend chart, and table
Use this page as your URL-level execution dashboard for AI Search.

Important: Treat this as a priority queue, not just a report. Pick pages, assign owners, and track movement next cycle.

Questions this page should answer

  1. Which pages are currently driving AI visits?
  2. Which pages are visible but not getting clicks?
  3. Which URLs should we update first this sprint?

Before you analyze

  • Use the same date range as Overview.
  • Start with no extra filters.
  • Compare against an equivalent prior period.

What this page gives you

  • Top cards for Landing pages, Zero-click pages, and AI indexability percentage.
  • A trend + table view to prioritize by URL.
  • Two subtabs for execution: Landing pages and Zero-click pages.

How to read the top cards

  • Landing pages: URLs currently receiving AI traffic.
  • Zero-click pages: URLs mentioned but not clicked.
  • AI indexability percentage: share of pages discoverable for AI contexts.

Key signal: If zero-click pages increase while landing-page outcomes stall, your visibility is not translating into qualified traffic.

How these metrics are calculated (simple)

Landing pages

Landing pages are the count of unique URLs with at least one AI-attributed session in the selected period.

Zero-click pages

Zero-click pages are tracked URLs mentioned in AI answers but with zero AI-attributed sessions.

AI indexability percentage

AI indexability percentage = (AI-discoverable tracked URLs / total tracked URLs) x 100

Landing pages tab

Use this tab for pages already receiving traffic and needing performance gains.
AI Search Pages Landing pages tab with trend and by-page performance table
Focus on:
  • High clicks, low avg. time pages.
  • Former winners now trending down.
  • Pages with potential to improve conversion quality.

Zero-click pages tab

Use this tab to convert mention visibility into actual traffic.
AI Search Pages Zero-click pages tab with zero-traffic URL table
Focus on:
  • High-value URLs repeatedly shown with no clicks.
  • Pages with weak titles or weak value framing.
  • Pages needing better internal paths from strong pages.

Quick weekly checklist

  1. Pick 3 landing pages to optimize now.
  2. Pick 3 zero-click pages to recover.
  3. Assign clear owner and deadline per URL.
  4. Check movement next cycle.

How to use filters

  • Start broad, then narrow to one topic cluster.
  • Keep date range consistent across Pages and Overview.
  • Validate changes in one segment before scaling.

What to fix first

Pattern in page dataWhat it usually meansRecommended action
High visibility, no clicksWeak click motivation or mismatchImprove page positioning and relevance
Clicks dropping on core URLContent is stale or less competitiveRefresh content depth and proof
Strong clicks, weak avg. timePost-click expectation mismatchImprove structure and immediate value communication
Many zero-click URLs in one clusterTopic is visible but weakly compellingStrengthen topic authority and differentiation

Team routine

  1. Weekly: ship page updates on highest-value URLs.
  2. Bi-weekly: compare cohort performance after changes.
  3. Monthly: rebalance roadmap by URL-level outcomes.

Keep in mind

  • Not every zero-click URL is urgent.
  • Avg. time is directional, not absolute.
  • URL improvements can lag one cycle behind prompt changes.

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