What do you want to match?
Matches queries containing any one of these.
Matches queries containing both, in either order. Limited to exactly two terms, regex AND with more terms gets impractical fast.
Useful for isolating long-tail queries.
No input needed, this matches any query containing a digit (0-9).
To find non-branded queries instead, use this same pattern with Search Console's "Doesn't match" filter mode rather than trying to negate it here.
Generated Pattern
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How to use this in Search Console
In Search Console, open the Performance report, click + New above the data table, choose Query (or Page), then select Custom (regex) from the filter type dropdown. Paste the generated pattern in, choose "Matches regex" or "Doesn't match regex," and apply. Note that GSC regex filtering is case-insensitive and matches anywhere in the string by default, unless your pattern includes ^ or $ anchors.
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