AI Search Console CTR monitor

SEO Click-Through Monitor that finds your missed clicks.

Every Monday, finds the pages in Google Search Console that get plenty of impressions but fewer clicks than their ranking should earn, works out why, suggests better titles and descriptions, and checks whether last week's suggestions helped.

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Steps

5, all listed

Runs

Mondays, 9 am

Apps

GmailGoogle Search Console

Memory

Remembers past runs

Mondays, 9 am Runs on its own

What lands for you

Who it's for

For site owners and SEOs whose pages rank but don't get clicked. It finds the pages, explains why and suggests the fix each week.

What you need

  • Your Gmail and Google Search Console accounts, connected in a click each
Every step, in order

What it does, step by step.

Nothing hidden. This is the full list of what it does each run.

5steps
2apps
4settings
TriggerWhat starts itAutomaticRuns without youAsks youWaits for your answer

Starts on schedule: mondays, 9 am

Once you turn it on, it runs on its own on this schedule. You can change the days, time and time zone.

Trigger
Google Search Console1

Pull Search Console data

Pulls your Search Console data for the last 28 days against the 28 before and flags pages with plenty of impressions but a click-through rate well below what their position usually earns. It also flags pages that lost 30% of their clicks or three positions.

AutomaticGoogle Search Console
2

Look at each page

Opens each flagged page and works out why it underperforms, such as a title that doesn't match the search, the wrong question answered, another of your pages competing, or a ranking drop. It suggests a new title, meta description and up to three changes.

Automatic
3

Check last time's suggestions

Checks the pages it made suggestions for before: whether the title and description changed, and how their numbers have moved since.

Automatic
Gmail4

Email me the report

Emails you a report: the overall trend, the pages to fix first ranked by missed clicks, pages losing ground, and whether last time's changes worked.

AutomaticGmail
5

Remember this week's suggestions

Saves this week's suggestions and numbers so next week's report can tell whether your changes helped. Suggestions older than 8 weeks are dropped.

Automatic
Apps needed

Connect these, then it runs.

One click each. It only uses these apps for the steps listed above.

Gmail

Gmail

Used for

  • Email me the report
Gmail integration →
Google Search Console

Google Search Console

Used for

  • Pull Search Console data
Google Search Console integration →

Disconnect any app whenever you like. How we keep your data safe

Time saved

~2.5hrs/week

For a typical site reviewing around 10 pages a week. Move the slider to see yours.

125
2.5hours saved a week
11hours saved a month
1.4working days a month

Estimate. Assumes about 15 minutes saved pulling the numbers, diagnosing and rewriting the title for each page.

Make it yours

Tell it what matters to you.

Fill these in once when you set it up. Plain English is fine.

Search Console property

Optional

As it appears in Search Console, e.g. sc-domain:example.com. Leave blank to use your busiest property.

Text

Minimum impressions

Optional

Pages with fewer impressions in 28 days are ignored.

Number

CTR shortfall to flag (%)

Optional

Flag a page when its click-through rate is at least this much below what its position usually earns.

Number

Pages per report

Optional

The most pages to look into each week.

Number

SEO Click-Through Monitor: common questions

Why does a page get impressions but no clicks?

Usually the title or description doesn't match what the searcher wants, or a richer result takes the click. It looks at each flagged page and tells you which.

What counts as a low CTR?

A page is flagged when its click-through rate is below what its position usually earns, by the margin you set.

Does it check whether my changes worked?

Yes. It remembers each week's suggestions and checks next week whether clicks improved.

Does it change my website?

No. It only reads your Search Console data and pages, and suggests changes for you to make.

Which site does it check?

The Search Console property you choose. Leave it blank and it uses your busiest property.

Can I control what gets flagged?

Yes. Set the minimum impressions, how far below the expected click-through rate a page must be, and how many pages to include each week.

Which apps do I need to connect?

Gmail and Google Search Console. You connect each one once, in a click, when you set the workflow up.

What can I change?

Search Console property, Minimum impressions, CTR shortfall to flag (%), Pages per report. All of them are optional.

Can I change the schedule or the steps?

Yes. Installing copies the whole workflow into your workspace as a draft, and from then on it's yours: reword any step, change the settings, and pick the schedule and time zone (it suggests mondays, 9 am). Nothing runs until you run it or publish it.

Which AI model runs it?

The agent you choose when you install it. The workflow uses that agent's model, tools and memory, and you can move it to another agent later.

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Get more clicks from the rankings you already have.

Every Monday, finds the Search Console pages getting impressions but not clicks, explains why, suggests better titles and descriptions, and checks whether last week's changes worked.

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