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Segments

Group your URLs into segments for focused analysis, batch workflows and section-level reporting.

Segments group your URLs into meaningful collections, such as blog posts, product pages or one market's pages. Use them to focus the URL list, run workflows on a whole section, and compare how sections perform.

Why use segments

Most websites have distinct sections: blog posts, product pages, landing pages, support articles. Segments let you:

  • Focus your analysis: show just one section in the URL list
  • Run workflows at scale: run a workflow on every page in a section at once
  • Review one section at a time: see scores, performance and workflow results for just that section

Suggested segments

When you set up a website, Morrison suggests segments based on the sections it finds on your site. Keep the ones you want and create them in one click. You can rename them before you create them.

Creating a segment

From a filter

The quickest way is to start in the URL list:

  1. Open URLs and click Add filter
  2. Build the filter, for example Page path starts with /blog and Word count (body) less than 300
  3. Click Save as segment and give it a name

You can also describe a filter in plain words and click Generate to have it built for you.

From scratch

Choose a type when you create a segment:

  • Rule-based (path pattern): includes every page that matches your rules. New pages that match are added automatically.
  • Manual (pick pages): includes only the pages you pick.

Rules can be combined with AND and OR, for example:

  • Path starts with /blog/ AND title contains "guide"
  • Path starts with /products/ OR path starts with /services/

Using segments

In the URL list

Choose a segment from the segment menu in URLs to show only its pages. Each segment shows how many pages it has. From the same menu you can Edit segment or delete it.

Batch workflows

With a segment selected in the URL list, click Batch workflow to run a workflow on every page in it. For example, run a content quality audit on all blog posts. Results appear in the Workflow output column. See Workflows.

In chat

Mention a section when you ask a question, for example "Look only at pages under /products/", and the assistant focuses on those pages.