Quick wins
Find the pages that are close to more clicks, and what to change on each.
Quick wins reads your Google Search Console data and lists the pages that are nearly there: pages in positions 4 to 10 that could reach the top three, pages on page two that could reach page one, and pages on page one that get far fewer clicks than they should. Each item shows the page, the queries it ranks for, about how many more clicks it could get, and what to change.
It’s free for sites with up to 100 pages that get clicks. Bigger sites cost 1 credit ($1) per 1,000 pages, and the cost shows before you run it. Sign in, connect Search Console (read-only), pick a site and run it.
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Free for sites with up to 100 pages that get clicks. Bigger sites cost 1 credit per 1,000 pages. A new site’s size is known once its data loads, so a big site may need credits then.
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Free for sites with up to 100 pages that get clicks. Bigger sites cost 1 credit per 1,000 pages.
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What you get
- Up to 100 pages, best first, each with its queries, position, impressions and clicks from the last 28 days.
- An estimate of the extra clicks each page could get every 28 days.
- One plain action per page.
- CSV and JSON downloads of every run.
How it works
- It loads the last 56 days of your Search Console data, one day at a time, and keeps it up to date while you use it.
- It leaves out searches for your own brand and searches with nothing to act on, such as a bare domain.
- A page in positions 4 to 10 is listed when it already gets about the clicks its position should. A page in positions 11 to 20 is listed when it has real demand. A page on page one is listed when it gets under 60% of the clicks your other pages get at the same position: its title and description need work.
- Queries that Google spreads over many pages of one template, such as the same query on every city page, are left out: a change to one page cannot win them.
After you make a change
- Mark an item done when you have changed the page. Quick wins measures its clicks 28 and 56 days later against the same number of days before, and shows the result on your site’s page.
- Dismiss an item you do not want to work on. It stays out of later runs.
- Run it again to see what is new, what is still open and what was resolved since the last run.