Help - Analyzing Web Traffic Across Multiple Websites
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Hi Moz Community,
Hope you can help. Is there any way to discover the most visited pages for a particular website, one that I do not administer? I wouldn't need exact numbers, just a relative breakdown of the "Most Visited" pages/sections. For example, if I was reviewing www.jcrew.com, I'd be interested in determining the 10/20/50 most visited pages/products. And just to provide another example, I would be interested in the 10/20/50 most visited pages/stories on www.buzzfeed.com.
Any and all help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
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Hey Devanur,
Thank you so much! I really appreciate you taking the time to help out. I'm going to look at it now and figure it out!
Best,
-Arash
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Hi friend,
You can use SEMRush for the purpose. You can have the data that you were looking for under,
Organic Search > Positions
There you can see all the popular URLs (pages) from a domain sorted as per the total organic traffic that they each receive. You can sort using many parameters there.
Hope it helps. Good Luck to you.
Best regards,
Devanur Rafi.
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