# Visited pages

Learn how to define an audience based on the visited pages.

The [`page`](/reference/cql/context#navigation) variable allows you to create audiences based on the page the user is currently visiting. It includes information such as the path, referrer, query parameters, etc.

For example, you can create an audience of users who are visiting a specific page, such as the pricing page, with the following expression:

```cql
page's path is "/pricing"
```

For multiple paths, you can use the `in` test:

```cql
page's path is in ["/home", "/about", "/contact"]
```

Similarly, if you want to target users coming from a specific referrer page, such as Google, you can use:

```cql
page's referrer is "https://www.google.com/"
```

When dealing with query parameters, there are two ways to access them in a CQL expression. The first method works when your parameter contains only alphanumeric characters and underscores, such as `coupon`, `product_id`, `referral`, and so on. For example, if you want to match pages that have `?newsletter=daily-news`, you can use:

```cql
page's query's newsletter is "daily-news"
```

For non-alphanumeric parameters like `coupon-code`, you can use the bracket notation:

```cql
page.query['coupon-code'] is "10off"
```

For more information on navigation variables, see the [Navigation](/reference/cql/context#navigation) section.