A grouped-bar view that splits organic clicks, impressions, CTR and position by page type (category, product, blog, guide, home), so you can see which templates carry your search performance.
At a glance
Performance by Page Type groups your Search Console page-level data into template buckets and charts them side by side, so SEO and content teams can see at a glance whether category pages, product pages, blog posts or guides are winning organic search. It turns a flat list of URLs into a structural read on your site, telling you where the search visibility actually lives and where a template is underperforming.
What it tracks
The card shows Performance by Page Type for the selected period. It takes the page-level organic data from the Search Console Performance report (clicks, impressions, CTR and average position bypage) and groups URLs into page-type buckets using their path pattern, then renders each bucket as a grouped bar. The value is comparative: a template that earns most of your impressions but a weak CTR is a title-and-meta opportunity, while a template with strong position but few impressions is a content-coverage gap. There is no fixed alert on this card; use it to decide where to invest effort, then drill into the relevant page-level tables such as Top Pages by Clicks or Pages Gaining Traffic.