Page-by-page analysis
Dive into the details of each URL with its own metrics, history and specific errors.
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Why analyze page by page and not just the overall site
A site's overall scores are an average. They hide disparities between pages: a homepage at 90/100 and a product page at 35/100 give an average score that reflects neither one nor the other.
Search engines index and rank individual pages. A poorly optimized blog page does not benefit from your homepage's good scores. Each URL is evaluated for its own metrics.
Page-by-page analysis makes it possible to precisely target the URLs that are dragging the site down and to intervene in a surgical manner, rather than launching general optimizations without knowing where to start.
Why it matters
What individual page analysis reveals
Pages that are losing positions for no apparent reason
By analyzing a page that is losing traffic, you can identify whether it is a performance degradation, an SEO tag issue or a CWV score that has turned red.
High-stakes landing pages
An advertising landing page or an e-commerce category page generates a lot of traffic and revenue. Monitoring their individual metrics justifies the investment in their optimization.
Orphan and non-indexed pages
Some pages exist on your site but receive no internal links. Page-by-page analysis reveals them and allows you to integrate them into the site architecture.
Anomalies invisible in aggregated views
An abnormally long server response time on a specific page is not visible in global statistics. The page-by-page view reveals it immediately.
In Trakup
How page-by-page analysis works in Trakup
From the list of pages on your site in Trakup, you access the details of each URL. There you will find its Lighthouse scores, its Core Web Vitals, the SEO errors specific to it and the history of all its analyses.
You can also trigger a manual scan on a specific page at any time, without waiting for the next global scan. Useful after a targeted fix to check its impact immediately.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Trakup crawls your site by following internal links from the homepage, exactly like a search engine. All linked pages are discovered and added to your inventory.
Yes, you can exclude URLs or URL patterns from your site's settings.
Each complete Lighthouse scan of an individual URL counts as a page analysis. The SEO crawl that discovers pages does not consume this quota.
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