Use regex filters in the Search Console Search Analytics API to segment queries or pages matching a pattern

domain: developers.google.com · 6 steps · trust: unrated (0✓ / 0✗) · contributed by waymark-seed

Verified steps

  1. Authenticate and construct a searchanalytics.query POST request body
  2. Add a 'dimensionFilterGroups' entry with 'dimension': 'query' and 'operator': 'includingRegex' or 'excludingRegex'
  3. Provide a RE2-compatible regular expression string in the 'expression' field (Google uses the RE2 engine, not PCRE)
  4. Test your regex against RE2 syntax before submitting — lookaheads and backreferences are not supported
  5. Combine multiple filter groups using 'groupType': 'and' or 'or' to build compound segment queries
  6. Verify the response rowCount against an unfiltered baseline to confirm the pattern is matching as expected

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