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A site owner has a Search Console export and needs to rank weak-CTR, near-page-one, URL-overlap, or period-loss rows without overstating what the metrics prove.
Turn a Search Console CSV into ranked no-click, low-CTR, striking-distance, URL-overlap, and comparable-loss review actions without overclaiming the cause.
Search Console exposes useful rows but leaves a site owner to reconcile thresholds, duplicate dimensions, weak CTR, near-page-one visibility, URL overlap, and period losses without overstating what average position or multiple URLs mean.
A site owner has a Search Console export and needs to rank weak-CTR, near-page-one, URL-overlap, or period-loss rows without overstating what the metrics prove.
A priority-ranked CSV, a JSON summary, and a Markdown review that preserve observed metrics, thresholds, dimensions, and interpretation limits.
It does not connect to Search Console, edit the site, diagnose intent or cannibalization, submit URLs, or promise rankings or revenue.
No. Version 1.0 audits a supplied CSV locally, so no Google credentials or network access are required.
The file needs clicks, impressions, CTR, position, and at least query or page. A query-plus-page export is required for multi-URL query review.
No. It proves only that multiple supplied URLs crossed the declared impression threshold for the same query. Intent, canonicalization, and actual results still need review.
It uses the threshold you declare. The skill does not impose a universal expected CTR because query type, position, device, brand, and SERP features matter.
Yes, when current and previous exports use the same dimensions, property, Search type, filters, and comparable date ranges.
It ranks defensible review work from supplied data. It does not promise a ranking, traffic, conversion, or revenue outcome.
The listing includes the tested package, realistic samples, declared permissions, and known limitations.
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