Why create folders in the Planning tab?
In the Planning tab, easily create folders by topic to find related content. More than simple organization, folders allow you to view the content of your topic cluster, and quickly identify the performance of that folder. With the 3rd hierarchical level, you can now:- Create hierarchies aligned with the complexity of your SEO strategy
- More precisely reflect your semantic clusters, product categories, or internal processes
- Analyze the performance of your content with more depth and granularity
_Good to know π‘: The βFolderβ filter allows you to sort content associated with the same folder in the categories βMy current draftsβ and βPublishedβ.
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How to create folders in the Planning Tab?
To create folders, go to the Planning tab:Β- Click on the + icon next to βFoldersβ;



You can now view your content in the different folders you have created: In the βGeneralβ folder, find all the drafts youβve added to the Planning.Β
Good to know π‘: You cannot rename the βGeneralβ folder. This folder contains all your drafts and cannot be changed.Folders can be created up to three levels deep, allowing you to link and establish multiple subfolders under a parent folder.


Good to know π‘: When creating several drafts on the same theme, select the relevant folder directly in the Planning tab, then click on βNew draftβ and your drafts will be directly associated with the folder.
How to track folder performance in the Reports tab?Β
Good to know π‘: The Performances tab currently displays content in two sections. This means that if you have new content and optimized content in the same folder in the Planning tab, you wonβt be able to find them together in the Performances tab.Quickly identify a folderβs performance in the Reports tab using the βFoldersβ filter.Β Select the βFoldersβ filter, then click on the folder you want to analyze. The folderβs performance data will be displayed. You can export this data to Excel or as a CSV file. You can now create and analyze the performance of your folders!