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Google Search Console Keyword Fields (Aggregated Metrics By URL)

📘 Field descriptions for Google Search Console keyword performance metrics aggregated at the URL level.

Overview

These fields surface Google Search Console (GSC) performance data aggregated at the URL level. They show how often each page appears, how often it gets clicked, and where it ranks on average in GSC. This is distinct from keyword-level data: all impressions and clicks across every keyword a URL ranks for are summed into a single value per URL.

Dataset and API collection

  • Available in: RealKeywords

  • For API users: These fields are available in the Crawl BQL collection as aggregated URL-level properties.

Search Performance

Field name

API identifier

Kind

Type

Description

Impressions

search_console.count_impressions

metric

integer

The total number of times this URL appeared in Google Search results during the selected period.

Clicks

search_console.count_clicks

metric

integer

The total number of times a user clicked this URL from Google Search results during the selected period.

CTR

search_console.ctr

metric

float

Click-through rate: the percentage of impressions that resulted in a click (Clicks ÷ Impressions).

Average Position

search_console.avg_position

metric

float

The average ranking position of this URL across all keywords it appeared for in Google Search during the selected period. Lower values indicate higher rankings.

Branded vs. Non-Branded

These fields break down average ranking position by keyword type, based on the branded keyword list configured in your project settings.

Field name

API identifier

Kind

Type

Description

Average Position on Branded Keywords

branded.avg_position

metric

float

The average ranking position for keywords that match the branded keyword list defined in your project settings.

Average Position on Non-Branded Keywords

not_branded.avg_position

metric

float

The average ranking position for keywords that do not match the branded keyword list.


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