Opportunities
Search Console tells you what happened, not what to do next. QuickSEO reads each website’s queries and pages every day and lists the pages worth fixing: what is holding each one back, one thing to do about it, and about how many extra clicks it could bring, worked out from your own site’s click-through rates.
/pricing
CTR 1.5% at position 4.8, where your pages average 4.1%
/blog/seo-checklist
Position 8.6 for “seo checklist”, 12,400 impressions
/guides/site-migration
96 clicks in 28 days, down from 210, against about 205 expected
How It Works
Connect Search Console
QuickSEO checks every website daily for four kinds of opportunity: pages just below the top results, pages with a low click-through rate for their position, pages losing clicks, and searches split between two of your pages.
Read the reason and the action
Each opportunity names the page, the numbers behind it and one thing to do, with an estimate of the extra clicks as a range, never a single promised number.
Mark it done and see what happened
Mark an opportunity done and QuickSEO compares the page’s clicks in the 28 and 56 days after with the same length of time before, net of the site’s overall change.
Why It Matters
Know where to start
Opportunities are ranked by their estimated clicks, so the first one on the list is the one most likely to be worth your time.
Catch decay early
A page getting fewer clicks than its own history predicts is listed with the likely cause: a lower position, fewer impressions, a lower CTR or another of your pages.
Stop two pages competing
When your pages split the impressions for one search, the opportunity names each of them and the one to keep.
See what each change did
Fixes you mark done are measured against the period before, so you can see what happened to clicks after each change.
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See it with your own data
Every site’s opportunity count, estimated clicks and top three are free, with before/after measurement on those three when you mark them done. The paid plan shows every opportunity, with before/after measurement on each one you mark done.