Turn Search Console data into clear SEO priorities
Bring clicks, impressions, CTR, average position, queries, and pages into a focused view for performance review and prioritization.
A decision layer for your first-party search data
Prioritize existing visibility
Find pages and queries that already have search exposure before defaulting to more content production.
Understand movement
Compare performance periods and separate changes in clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position.
Keep context attached
Review the dates, property, query, page, country, and device behind each recommendation.
From rows to review
See where attention is warranted
Quick wins and striking distance
Pages and queries already earning impressions, where a small move is worth more than a new article.
CTR Optimizer
Find the snippets losing clicks they already earn impressions for, then rewrite the title and description — without promising a specific gain.
Cannibalization and volatility
Spot queries where several of your own URLs compete, and measure how much your rankings reshuffle day to day.
Brand SERP and query clusters
Split brand from non-brand demand, see which pages capture brand clicks, and group the rest into working themes.
Search Console intelligence: common questions
- What is Search Console intelligence?
- It is an analysis layer on top of your Google Search Console performance data. Instead of filtering the raw report by hand, AIORadar sorts clicks, impressions, CTR and positions into prioritized findings such as quick wins, CTR gaps, keyword cannibalization, ranking volatility and brand versus non-brand demand.
- What Search Console data does AIORadar use?
- AIORadar works with the performance dimensions and metrics available for your connected property, including queries, pages, clicks, impressions, click-through rate, average position, dates, countries, and devices where available.
- How do you find quick wins in Search Console?
- Look for non-brand queries where you already rank in positions 4 to 15 with meaningful impressions: they already earn visibility, and a better page or snippet can move them. AIORadar flags these automatically, using positions 4 to 15 and at least 50 impressions, and leaves the final call to SEO review.
- How does AIORadar detect keyword cannibalization?
- It looks for queries where more than one of your own URLs earns impressions, rates each case high, medium or low, and notes when the ranking page alternates between periods. Not every overlap is a problem, because two pages can legitimately serve different intents.
- Does a low CTR always mean the title should change?
- No. CTR varies by query, position, device, market, search appearance, and intent. AIORadar surfaces candidates for review; it does not treat every low percentage as a title problem.
- Does Search Console analysis use credits?
- Reading and filtering your connected Search Console data does not use credits. AI-generated work does, for example 8 credits for CTR rewrite suggestions and 10 for query clustering, and the cost is shown before it runs. Connecting Search Console is free on every plan.
- Is the Search Console connection read-only?
- Yes. AIORadar requests Google’s read-only Search Console scope and reads authorized reporting data to create analysis and reports. It does not publish pages or change Search Console settings, and the connection can be removed from settings at any time.
- What do I need to connect Search Console?
- A Google account with access to the Search Console property for the site. You sign in with Google, choose the property, and AIORadar starts reading its performance data. Domain and URL-prefix properties both work.
Put your Search Console data to work
Connect a property read-only and review the pages and queries that deserve attention.