Pages and SEO map
Two views of the same crawl: Pages is the inventory, one row per URL; SEO map is the shape of the site — sections by traffic, depth from the home page, orphans.
Pages
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| URL | Path only; hover for the full address. |
| Status | The HTTP status from the last fetch. |
| Index | ✓ indexable, ✕ not indexable (noindex, canonical elsewhere, blocked, error). The reason is in the page detail. |
| Clicks 28d / Impressions 28d / CTR | Search Console page totals. "—" means no rows for that URL. |
| Issue | Open issues on this page. |
| Content / Int. PR / Words / Crawled | Optional columns (toggle with the columns button): content score, internal PageRank (link equity from the site's own links, with position weighting: content links count 1.0, navigation 0.7, sidebar 0.5, footer 0.3), word count and last crawl time. |
View opens the page detail: title, description, headings, canonical, robots directives, internal links in and out, structured data found, the issues with their evidence, the queries the page ranks for, and the crawl history. Recrawl fetches that page now and re-runs the rules on it — the fastest way to confirm a one-page fix without waiting for the night.
Filters cover status, index state, section, issue rule and click ranges; the search box matches the path. Export downloads the current view.
SEO map
The treemap uses the first path segment as a section. Area is 28-day clicks, colour is the section's health score (≥ 80 green, 60–79 amber, below 60 red). A big red tile is the thing to fix first; a tiny green one is a section that is tidy but does not matter.
The Structure panel counts indexable pages by click depth from the home page (≤ 2, 3, 4+), sitemap coverage, orphans (pages with no internal link at all) and pages that have links but no path from the home page. Depth 4+ and orphans each have their own rule and task — see the guides Page is 4+ clicks from the home page and Orphan page.
The table under the panel lists the specific pages: orphans, unreachable pages and the deepest ones, with their inbound link count and the reason.
What "depth" means here
Depth is the shortest click path from the home page following crawlable links, including navigation. Pagination counts. A page at depth 4+ is not penalised by Google as such, but it tends to be crawled less often and carries less internal link equity; the SEO map shows whether the problem is a whole section or a few stray pages.