Top Pages report
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The Top Pages report only includes the Title tag. Is there any way to also include the meta-description, and
and
tags?
I generated a Top Pages report and was surprised to see that it also includes image files. How come?
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In this case, you should avoid using software for making bad links and get your top pages to report in good ranking, never try, the software can bring your ranking less or 0 due to what Google already said.
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Thanks for the helpful reply, and the links.
The “Page Optimization” Moz academy course has a great video on the use of the Top Pages report to help guide what pages to prioritize, and also recommends use of the Top Pages report for mapping keywords to pages. One of the videos adds columns for meta-desc and <h>tags. Seeing this I thought it would be great if the software could do it.</h>
A feature request for sure
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Hi there!
Sam from Moz's Help Team here - I'm afraid that no, at this stage there's no way to include those in the Top Pages report. I'll definitely pass along your feedback though!
Top Pages is simply counting up the links we found to you, to show the most frequently used URLs, so it looks like in your case that includes some image URLs. There are a few other threads I found that discuss this which may be helpful for you:
https://moz.com/community/q/top-pages-according-link-explorer-shows-301-pages-and-images
https://moz.com/community/q/moz-pro-links-top-pages-many-are-images-useful
https://moz.com/community/q/jpg-s-listed-as-the-top-pages-in-moz
Let me know if I can help with anything else!
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