In this post I’ll show how to look at Search Console Queries and Landing pages and how they are related. We can do this by creating a Google Data Studio report.

First step is to add your Search Console data to Data Studio.

You’ll need to choose URL Impression and not Site Impression.

The main focus of the report are two tables, the one giving you the ability to filter by Query and the other letting you filter by Landing Page.

The Query table is made by setting up the data as shown below.

Dimension: Query
Metrics: Impressions, Url Clicks, URL CTR (Click-through rate)

You then need to set up the Landing Page table.
Dimension: Landing Page
Metrics: Impressions, Url Clicks, URL CTR (Click-through rate)

You need to make sure that ‘Apply Filter’ is ticked for both tables.

You can then filter the list of Landing Pages using the Query table, as shown below.

And you can also filter the list of Queries by the Landing page. This allows you to quickly see which queries are bringing traffic to which pages.

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