How to Use URL Lists in Search and Site Analytics

URL Lists Overview

URL lists allow for viewing Search and Site Analytics data specific to just pages grouped in the selected URL list. This bypasses the need for filtering a specific URL pattern.  The URLs also don't need to be actively managed in the platform.

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1. You'll find URL lists in the filter section of both search and site analytics

2. To create or manage your URL lists, click the pencil icon next to the URL list filter

3. Here you can edit List names or delete lists

4. To create a new URL list, click the Create button

5. Give your list a descriptive name

6. Select input if you want to paste or type in a list of urls

7. Or you can upload a CSV file of URLs

8. Once you've uploaded or pasted in the URLs you want in this list, click Submit. It may take a few hours for your list to be processed

9. To use a URL list, click the check box for the URL list filter

10. and click select list

11. Choose the URL list you want to analyze

12. Click "Apply" and you'll be viewing analytics for just the URLs in your list

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