A Google Search Console SEO tool that shows what to fix next
Search Console has the most accurate SEO data you will ever get about your own site — and the hardest to act on. NicheSEO Pro reads it for you: clicks, impressions, CTR and position for every page and search over 7 days to 6 months, each compared with the period before, plus the organic rankings for every search your site appears for.
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From numbers to next steps
The most valuable searches are usually ones you already rank for. Pages with many impressions and a weak click-through rate for their position need a better title and description; pages stuck in positions 8–20 need more depth than the pages above them. Those are the revenue opportunities the Brain works on first.
Totals come from Search Console’s own site totals rather than from adding up rows, so they match what you see in Google. A row with no earlier data says so instead of showing a zero.
Every fix the autopilot makes is measured the same way: the page’s clicks and impressions in the 28 days before the change against the days after it.
What you see
- Performance: Clicks, impressions, CTR and position per day, against the period before.
- Pages and searches: Which pages and searches gained or lost, and by how much.
- Organic rankings: Every search your site shows up for, with its position and page.
- Before and after: The Search Console numbers around each fix.
- Indexing: Whether fixed pages were indexed — see the Google index checker.
How to use it
- Connect Search Console with your Google account.
- Compare the last 28 days with the 28 before.
- Sort pages by lost clicks, and searches by impressions in positions 8–20.
- Send the pages worth fixing to the autopilot, then watch the before and after.
Questions people ask
- Does it change anything in my Search Console?
- No. Reports only read your Search Console data.
- Why do rows not add up to the total?
- Google leaves rare searches out of the rows for privacy, so the rows add up to less than the site total. The totals shown are Google’s own.
- Does it include Google Analytics?
- Not yet. Reports use Search Console today; Google Analytics 4 reports are planned.