Traffic share by pages

This report shows the pages that get the most organic traffic based on your seed keywords in your target country.

Unlike the keyword ideas reports which only support up to 10 seeds, the Traffic share by pages report is generated based on up to 10,000 keywords.

See what’s dominating the search traffic for your keyword

Enter the keyword you’re targeting into Keywords Explorer (e.g. “affiliate marketing”) and go to the Traffic share by pages report.

Here, you’ll see that the first result from Investopedia attracts a whopping 48% of clicks for this query. This is because it is a featured snippet.

To get a decent amount of traffic from this keyword, it is likely you’ll have to try and get into the featured snippet position.

Recommended reading: How to Optimize for Google's Featured Snippets

See keyword topics for your niche

Let’s say you have a yoga site and want to create content about various yoga poses.

Enter a bunch of relevant keywords into Keywords Explorer and go to the Traffic share by pages report.

You’ll see that Keywords Explorer has grouped the list of queries into topics: “yoga classes”, “yoga mats”, “yoga poses for beginners”, etc. Look at the titles for unique topic ideas that would be appropriate for your site.

Find niche competitive keywords from related terms

An easier way to find competitive keywords is to toggle "Include related keywords" and specify a page.

This setting will give you an extended picture of not only your seed keywords, but also the page's related ones. Keywords that could be niche terms your competitors are quietly ranking for that you might have missed.

See if you can target multiple keywords with one page

Do you have two keywords in mind and are not sure which one to target?

Enter them in Keywords Explorer and go to the Traffic share by pages report to see how much their SERPs overlap.

In the case of “whipped coffee recipe” vs. “whipped coffee without sugar”, it looks like the positions are far away from each other. So it’s safe to create individual pages for each.