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Google → Get Domain Metrics By Categories

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Summary

Retrieves Google domain metrics for up to five product or service category codes, comparing the domain across two specified dates. Use location and language names to scope the request; optional filters, sorting, result limits, and other controls refine the query.

Inputs

  • Product and Service Categories (required) — One or more category codes; the UI allows up to five. Consult DataForSEO’s supported category list.
  • First Date of Comparison Period (required) — First date for the comparison; available dates are listed by DataForSEO’s available history endpoint.
  • Second Date of Comparison Period (required) — Second date for the comparison; available dates are listed by DataForSEO’s available history endpoint.
  • Location (required) — Full location name supported by DataForSEO.
  • Language (required) — Full language name supported by DataForSEO.
  • Include Subdomains? — Whether to include subdomains; defaults to true.
  • Item Types — Search result types to include: Organic, Paid, Featured Snippet, or Local Pack. Defaults to none selected.
  • Number of Additional Domain Categories — Optional count of additional domain categories to return, up to five.
  • Minimum Current Organic ETV of the Domain — Optional minimum current organic estimated traffic value (ETV).
  • Maximum Current Organic ETV of the Domain — Optional maximum current organic estimated traffic value (ETV).
  • Correlate Data with Previously Obtained Datasets? — Whether to correlate data with previously obtained datasets; defaults to true.
  • Filters — Optional DataForSEO Labs filter expression.
  • Sort — Optional sorting rules, with no more than three rules; each specifies a field and ascending or descending direction.
  • Limit — Maximum number of results to return, from 1 to 1000; defaults to 50.
  • Offset — Number of results to skip; defaults to 0.

Output shape

Not established by the supplied source pack.

The source pack provides only function signatures for the implementation and does not show the request construction or returned data shape.

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