Pages Quick Start Guide: Everything You Need to Get Started

One place, every resource — orientation, setup, tutorials, and reference docs for the new Pages report. Conductor’s Pages report brings AEO performance, traditional search, and technical health into one connected view, at any scale. Whether you’re brand new to Pages, coming over from the legacy report, or just want a refresher, this guide is your starting point. Work through it top to bottom, or jump straight to whatever you need.

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1. Get Oriented: What’s New and Why It Matters

The Pages Report Orientation Guide ↗️ Start here. A short video (under 3 minutes) plus a written walkthrough covering what Pages does, how its report structure works — Overview, Explore, the Pages table, and Page Details — and the value it unlocks for your team.

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2. ⏰ Complete Your Beta Onboarding — Due August 14

Configure Your Pages Reporting (Beta Onboarding Guide for Admins) ↗️ This is the most time-sensitive item in this guide. Subdomain and URL exclusion changes made before August 14 clean up your historical data too, not just future reporting — after that date, updates only apply going forward. Review your scope now, even if you don’t expect to make major changes — it’s the only window where doing so shapes your historical trends, not just what’s ahead.

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3. Learn the Workflows: Tutorials

From Find Content Opportunities:

• Use Page Performance to Identify Opportunities — how to use the Pages report’s Page Groups and Explore views to spot which sections of your site need attention first, across organic traffic, AI citations, and search impressions.

From Build Reports with Workspaces:

• Build an executive SEO report — showcase organic traffic with Pages and Page Groups, GSC performance and Keywords for SERP visibility, and competitive insights with Market Share, organized into a leadership-ready Workspace.
• Track organic search performance with Pages — compare performance across website segments, trend key metrics over time, investigate top landing pages with Page Details, and schedule it all for automatic delivery.
• Understand performance changes using Annotations — track automatic and custom annotations to understand how site or search-landscape changes affect your performance, and prove the impact of your optimization work.

More tutorials covering additional Pages workflows are on the way — check the Tutorial Library for the latest additions.

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4. Get the Most Out of Pages: Check Your Setup

Pages pulls together data from across your Conductor setup — if you’re a longtime customer, you likely already have these active. If you’re new, or a particular signal seems to be missing from your reporting, work through these: Data Sources

• Integrate Web Analytics: GA4, Adobe, IBM Digital, or a custom integration. Powers your search traffic and engagement data across Pages.
• Upgrade Your Adobe Integration for AI Traffic Data: an additional step required only for Adobe Analytics customers to get AI traffic and engagement data flowing (GA4 customers don’t need this).
• Integrate Google Search Console: brings in impressions, clicks, CTR and average position metrics — in addition to discovered keywords.
• Set Up AI Search: enables AI Citation performance and prompts throughout Pages.
• Track Keywords: enables keyword rank data in Page Details’ Keywords tab.

Report Configuration

• Pages and Crawling Setup: reference documentation for subdomain scoping, exclusion rules, and crawling settings.
• Page Groups Setup: build the page group structure your team will use to organize and filter reporting.

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5. Go Deeper: How Pages Works

• Pages (Conductor Intelligence): full feature documentation for the Overview tab and Pages table.
• Page Details: full documentation for all five Page Details tabs.

Have questions or feedback? Post in the Conductor Intelligence community channel — we’re reading everything!