Visiblio / GSC New Page and Cannibalisation Analysis
Find the pages your Search Console data says you're missing.
Connect Search Console to pull your data automatically, or upload an export. Visiblio groups your searches, checks which pages already target them, and tells you which pages to create, fix or merge.
Google Search Console
ConnectedPull your Query and Page data straight from Google. Read-only access, and your data goes from Google to your browser.
Choose a website and period, then fetch your data.
Or upload a file instead
- 1. ExportQuery + Page data from Search Console
- 2. UploadDrop the Excel or CSV file below
- 3. ReviewRead the plan, then download it
How do I export Query and Page together?
The export button in Search Console gives queries and pages as separate sheets. Visiblio needs to see which page ranks for which query, so use one of these:
- Looker Studio: connect the Search Console "Site Impression" table, add Query, Landing Page, Clicks, Impressions and Average Position to a table, then export as CSV or to Google Sheets and download as Excel.
- Search Console API: request
searchAnalytics.querywith dimensionsqueryandpage, then paste the JSON response here. - Only have queries? Upload that. You will see demand by variation, but not which page is missing.
What the results mean Click a card to show or hide those rows
Refine your data
1. Ignore brand searches
Leave out people who search for your brand by name. Separate several words with commas.
2. Filter by query or page
Keep only searches or pages that contain (or do not contain) certain words, or match a pattern. Filters apply as you type.
Every filter must match. With contains, separate words with commas to match any. Regex example: ^(men|women)\b
3. Your existing pages (optional)
Analysis settings
Results
How to read this table
| Search | Words | Result | Impressions | Clicks | Avg position | Potential extra clicks | Page Google shows now |
|---|
Nothing matches. Try showing more result types above or clearing the search.
Visiblio judges pages by their URL and ranking position. It cannot read page content, so confirm a page is really missing before you build it. Click estimates use a typical click-through curve and are directional only.