Websites and URLs
How websites and pages are organized in Morrison, and how to search, filter, enrich and export your URL list.
A website is the main unit you work with in Morrison. Each website has its own pages, chats, automations, data sources and integrations. Websites belong to your organization, so everyone on your team can open them.
Adding a website
- Open the workspace menu at the top of the sidebar and choose Create website
- Follow the setup wizard: enter the address, choose what to index and pick a crawl schedule
The wizard is described step by step in Getting started. How many websites you can add depends on your plan: one on Starter, three on Pro and ten on Business. See pricing.
The URL list
URLs in the sidebar shows every indexed page on the website. Choose which columns to show:
| Column | Shows |
|---|---|
| URL, Path, Title | Where the page is and what it is called |
| Words | Word count of the page body |
| Helpful content | The page's overall content analyzer score, plus a column per dimension |
| Page type, Search intent | What kind of page it is and who it is for |
| Target keywords | Keywords you track for the page |
| Status | The HTTP status from the last crawl |
| Last crawled, Updated | When the page was last crawled and when its content changed |
| Clicks, Impressions | Search Console data, when connected |
| Last run, Workflow output | The latest workflow result for the page |
Filtering pages
Click Add filter to build rules on fields such as Page path, Title, Page content, Word count (body), Page type, Search intent, HTTP status, Last crawled, Meta description, Canonical URL and Internal links. Combine rules to narrow the list, and see how many pages match as you type.
You can also describe a filter in plain words, for example "blog posts under /blog with fewer than 300 words", and click Generate to have it built for you.
When a filter is useful, click Save as segment to keep it. See Segments.
Page details
Click a page to open it. Each page has these tabs:
- Page overview: the extracted content and metadata, such as meta description, canonical URL, Open Graph tags, links and structured data
- Helpful content: scores, checklist, YMYL, page type and search intent. See Content analyzer.
- Workflows: run a workflow on this page and see past results
- History: earlier versions of the page's content
Page history
When a page is recrawled and its content has changed, Morrison keeps the previous version. Use History to:
- See how a page changed over time
- Spot unintended changes after a release
- Check what a page said before an update
Exporting
Click Export CSV to download your URL list. Choose to export all rows or only the selected ones, and pick the columns you want, including scores, page type, search intent and the full page content. Large exports are prepared in the background and are ready to download when done.
Related use cases
- Content Audit & Inventory: catalog and classify your full URL inventory
- Site Architecture Review: analyze your URL patterns and structure
- Keyword-to-Page Mapping: map pages to their target queries