Track SEO performance for specific sub-directories

[Miradoro]

How can i track performance metrics for a group of subdirectories.
I.e
domain.com/de/en_uk
domain.com/de/de_de
domain.com/at/en_uk
domain.com/at/de_de

[stefangatti]

@Miradoro what would you like to track?

If you have Google Search Console set up for that domain it should be fairly easy to export data on clicks, impressions, CTR and average position.

You could then filter this data by subfolder and create visualisations like graphs if you needed.

You could see a quick overview of what's happening on each subfolder by adding a filter in GSC. Navigate to Performance > Search results > new > page... then filter by 'URLs containing' /de/en_uk

On a related note, I assume from these subfolders that you're targeting English and German speakers in Germany and Austria?

Have you got hreflang tags set up correctly? If not, this would be highly recommended to help avoid content duplication issues.

Cheers,
Stefan

[kittytiger]

@Miradoro I use moz for checking DA ranking of a page. I am doing SEO for back office operations. Its very great to have moz for checking the DA. Thank you

[Miradoro]

@salirprimegoogle what is available in MOZ ?

[salirprimegoogle]

@Miradoro said in Track SEO performance for specific sub-directories:

How can i track performance metrics for a group of subdirectories

There are a few ways to track SEO performance metrics for a group of subdirectories:

Use a website analytics tool: Google Analytics is a popular choice and it can be configured to track specific subdirectories. By creating a custom segment or filter, you can monitor the traffic and behavior of users on the subdirectories.

Use a rank tracking tool: There are many tools available that allow you to track the search engine rankings of specific pages or subdirectories. This can help you see how your subdirectories are performing in the search results over time.

Use a backlink analysis tool: This tools can be used to track the number of backlinks pointing to specific subdirectories. This can give you an idea of the authority and popularity of the subdirectories.

Track the performance of specific landing pages: By monitoring the performance of specific landing pages within the subdirectories, you can gain insight into how well the subdirectories are performing in terms of conversion rate, bounce rate, and other metrics.

Use Google Search Console: GSC allow you to track your website's performance in Google Search, you can see which pages are getting impressions and clicks, track your website's average position, and monitor your website's click-through rate.

All of these tools will give you different insights, so it's a good idea to use a combination of them to get a comprehensive view of your subdirectories' performance.