Know which pages are losing clicks, and why

Google Search Console Insights

RanklyBee imports up to 16 months of Search Console data, flags drops, diagnoses what changed and lists the pages worth improving, then helps you update them.

How it works

From Google Search Console insights to a clear next step.

  1. 01

    Connect Search Console

    Grant read-only access. RanklyBee imports up to 16 months of history and syncs once a day.

  2. 02

    Catch drops early

    Health flags unusual drops once it has four weeks of data. Critical alerts are emailed right away and start a diagnosis.

  3. 03

    Improve the right pages

    See pages with a low click-through rate and proposed edits, then measure what changed after you update them.

In depth

Search performance, in depth.

Clicks, impressions, CTR and position, turned into decisions.

Performance

See what drives your visits.

Follow clicks, impressions, CTR and average position by query and page. Only finalized data is shown, so the latest day is three days before today.

Drop diagnosis

Find out why traffic fell.

Diagnose checks whether a drop is real, when it started, how big and broad it is, and which of your changes or Google updates line up with it.

CTR opportunities

Win more clicks from rankings you have.

See pages ranking around positions 3 to 15 whose click-through rate is well below your site's median, ranked by estimated lost clicks.

Change log

Measure the edits you make.

Log a change to a page and RanklyBee compares its clicks with comparable pages. The result is observed, not proof of cause.

Turn search data into updated articles.

Content Improvements scans your published pages against the latest Search Console data and proposes a quality-checked edit for each page that needs one.

ai seo tools/blog/ai-seo-toolsPosition 6.2Click-through rateThis pageSite median1.1%2.8%86 missed clicks / moNEXT STEPRewrite the title: results cut it off after 60 charactersImprovement drafted

What it looks for

  • Ranking drops
  • Low click-through rate
  • Declining traffic
  • Content gaps
  • Thin content
  • Keyword cannibalization

One platform

Every module reads the same site profile, so what you learn in one shows up in the others.

FAQ

Questions, answered.