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Search Performance

Google Search Console data: impressions, clicks, CTR, and positions

The Search Performance tab in Analytics connects to your Google Search Console (GSC) to show how your content performs in Google search results. Track impressions, clicks, CTR, and ranking positions — and see how Wyrote-generated content specifically contributes.

Prerequisites

Before you can use Search Performance, you need to:

  1. Connect your Google Search Console account in Integrations.
  2. Select the GSC property that matches your domain.

Accessing Search Performance

  1. Click Analytics in the sidebar navigation.
  2. Select the Search Performance tab.

Site Overview

The top section shows aggregate metrics for your entire site:

MetricDescription
Total ImpressionsHow many times your pages appeared in search results
Total ClicksHow many times users clicked through to your site
Average CTRClick-through rate — clicks divided by impressions
Average PositionYour average ranking position across all queries

Top Queries

A table showing the search queries driving the most traffic:

ColumnDescription
QueryThe search term users typed
ImpressionsTimes your site appeared for this query
ClicksTimes users clicked through
CTRClick-through rate for this query
PositionAverage ranking position

This helps you understand which keywords are actually driving traffic vs. the keywords you're targeting.

Top Pages

A table showing your best-performing pages:

ColumnDescription
Page URLThe URL of the page
ImpressionsTimes this page appeared in results
ClicksTimes users clicked on this page
CTRClick-through rate
PositionAverage ranking position

Your Content

This section is unique to Wyrote — it matches Google Search Console data with your Wyrote-generated articles:

  • Articles are matched by their URL slug.
  • For each matched article, you can see real search performance data.
  • This lets you measure the direct impact of your content strategy.

Tip: This is one of the most valuable analytics views in Wyrote. It shows you exactly which generated articles are driving organic traffic.

Refreshing Data

Click the Refresh button to pull the latest data from Google Search Console. GSC data typically has a 2–3 day delay from Google's side.

Interpreting Your Data

Low Impressions, No Clicks

Your content is new and hasn't been indexed or ranked yet. Give it a few weeks.

High Impressions, Low Clicks

Your content is ranking but the title/meta description isn't compelling enough. Consider editing the meta description in the Content Editor.

Good Clicks, Poor Position

You're getting traffic despite not being in the top positions — this means there's significant upside if you can improve your ranking. Continue building out the topic cluster.

Strong Performance

Everything is working. Keep publishing in this cluster to strengthen your position.

Next Steps

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