Recommended action: Either click on the recommendation name or the Quickview icon to open a popup that includes a detailed description of the recommendation, including the reason why this action should improve your SEO, the scope, a breakdown of the elements that affect the priority level, and links to the filtered view in SiteCrawler URL Explorer.
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Theme: The SEO category in which the action is grouped.

Segment: The percentage of all pages affected by this issue within the selected segment.

Priority level: Hover over the priority to display the criteria from which the priority level was derived. The priority represents the projected impact on the organic search performance of the associated URLs when the action is addressed.

An upward or downward-facing arrow is displayed next to the priority when there is an increase or decrease in the projected impact of the action over the selected period, and the action card background is shaded to draw attention:
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Sparkline chart: The sparkline chart provides a snapshot of the movement in the number of URLs impacted over time. The chart includes 15 crawls in the selected period plus a few weeks prior. Hover over the sparkline to view the number of URLs affected on specific crawl dates.
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Number of URLs impacted: This is the number of URLs impacted by the metric as of the most recent crawl date in the selected period. An upward or downward-facing arrow is displayed next to the number of URLs when there is an increase or decrease in the number of impacted URLs over the selected period:
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Link to SiteCrawler URL Explorer: Access a filtered view for the metric in SiteCrawler's URL Explorer by clicking the URL Explorer icon, pie chart, or Open URL Explorer button in the action detail popup.

Dates: The compared dates demonstrate movement in the issues over time. Expand the dropdowns at the top of the page to select dates from the previous 20 crawls. You can also change the compared dates on any goal-based guidance page.
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Segments: Recalculate the prioritized list of actions according to your preferred scope based on the segments you have defined or your breadcrumb structured data. This allows you to exclude the parts of your website that are not an SEO concern and focus on the recommended actions as they apply to a specific category. When you filter the list of actions for specific segments, an action that had a “Medium” priority for your entire site may become “High” since the priority is recalculated based on the selected segments. You can also select segments on any of the goal-based guidance pages.
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Themes: The themes in ActionBoard classify the recommended actions according to SEO categories. By default, actions from all themes are included in the list of recommended actions. To limit the display to specific themes, expand the Themes dropdown list and select the themes you want to display.
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Priority: By default, high and medium priorities are included in the list of recommended actions. To limit the display to specific priorities, expand the Priorities dropdown and select the priorities you want to display.
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Sort: Choose to sort the recommended actions by priority, with the highest priority recommendations displayed first, or by URL, with the most affected URLs displayed first.
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