Ranked pages per competitor
also called Competitor ranked-page count
Definition
How many distinct URLs a given domain has ranking on a segment's tracked keywords.
Scope, grain and dimensions
- Grain
- One domain × segment × period × medium.
- Dimensions
- competitor domain · intent · brand · country · device
- Required filters
- segment_id · selected_period · source_medium
- Aggregation
- Would be a count per domain and period; not summable across domains.
- Metric type
- raw measure · ranking URLs
Data sources
Where you'll see this
Named reports that normally include this metric.
Skills and analyses that use it
Skills carry the judgment; the analysis verbs do the reading.
Analysis verbs
competitive_overviewcompetitive_trends
Method rungs and levers
A rung tells you what a movement here can and cannot explain, read the rungs below it first.
Ask Quattr
- "How many pages does this rival have ranking on our tracked demand?" Simulate this →
- "Do they win with a few strong pages or a wide estate?" Simulate this →
Caveats, freshness and failure modes
Per-competitor rows are live-confirmed on the rank-tracking dataset, but the customer-side measure is unreconciled and the family is gated in both verbs.
The measure counts DISTINCT competitor page URLs on the dataset's rows, with the same commented-out position predicate as its keyword sibling, so it counts URLs present in the row set, not URLs holding a rank.
The customer-side measure name is carried in the registry as a hypothesis.
A wide ranking estate is not a strong one; read it beside average rank rather than alone.
- Freshness
- ~1 day behind, Daily observation, available the following day.
Common failure modes
- Inferring content strategy from page counts without the positions behind them.
- Comparing it against your own ranked-keyword coverage, which counts keywords and is a different measure.
Not the same as
The confusions that cause the most wrong decisions.
Ranked pages per competitor Ranked keywords per competitor Compare definitions →
Pages and keywords are different units on the same explore, one URL can rank on many keywords, so the two counts never track each other.
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Verification
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