Search clicks over time
Track clicks, impressions, and average position by page in a dashboard or a monthly report, next to Google Analytics traffic if that is connected too.
Go Fig reads your Google Search Console queries, pages, and clicks so search results sit next to site traffic and revenue in dashboards, reports, and Celeste.
Search Console shows the queries and pages that already bring people to you from Google. Go Fig reads that data, including queries, pages, clicks, position, devices, and countries, and puts it next to the rest of your company's data. A dashboard or a monthly report can track search clicks and average position over time beside site traffic and new business, without anyone opening Search Console. Celeste, Go Fig's AI analyst, can compare this month's search clicks with last month's by device or country. Before a call, anyone on the team can see which search terms and pages drew interest. Go Fig only reads from Search Console and never changes your settings. It does not drive new traffic.
Track clicks, impressions, and average position by page in a dashboard or a monthly report, next to Google Analytics traffic if that is connected too.
Ask Celeste which pages get the most search clicks, or which queries lost position this month, and bring that into the conversation with marketing.
See the queries that send people to your site, so the team knows what buyers search for before they ever book a call.
Sign in with a Google account that can view the Search Console property (OAuth). Go Fig asks only for permission to read.
Type the website address exactly as it appears in Search Console, including https. Go Fig matches that string to the property, so a missing slash or the wrong host will not find any data.
Go Fig reads queries, pages, devices, and countries. It brings in past records on the first connection, then keeps them current.
Ask Celeste about a search term you already watch. If the numbers look off, a solutions engineer can help check the property address.
No. Go Fig works with the traffic and pipeline you already have. It reads Search Console so you can report on your search results, and it does not rank pages or drive traffic.
No. The connection is read only. Go Fig never edits sitemaps or property settings.
Go Fig adds the trailing slash a Search Console URL-prefix property uses. Enter the address as it appears in Search Console, starting with https.
Go Fig keeps a copy in its secured Google Cloud storage in the US, walled off from every other company's data.
Once a day by default, at a time your team sets. Larger plans can update it every hour or every 15 minutes.
A solutions engineer connects it with you on the call. Then you see Go Fig work on your own data.