Search Insights

The articles you should write next are already in your Search Console

QueryClimb reads the queries Google already shows your store for and finds the ones sitting at position 5 to 20 with no page answering them properly. That is where a ranking is half-built and one good article finishes it.

The Query gaps table showing queries, landing pages, impressions with proportional bars, colour-banded positions and presence indicators
The real interface, on the founder's own store.
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Striking distance, sorted by opportunity

Every query where you rank 5 to 20 with real impressions, with the page Google chose to rank, the impression volume as a bar you can scan, and the position colour-banded by page-one, page-two or deeper. The rows at the top are the cheapest wins you own.

02

It tells you which page is answering, and whether it should be

When a product or collection page ranks for an informational question, Google is telling you it wants an article from your store and has nothing better to use. Those rows are the strongest article briefs that exist, and they are flagged for you.

03

Rank drops, cannibalisation and query lookup in the same place

Queries that lost position this week against last, pages competing with each other for one query, article-level timelines, and a lookup box for checking any single query trend with a projection of where it lands if nothing changes.

04

Mentions and links, not just numbers

For any gap, draft a mention that adds the missing phrase to the page that already ranks, or find the existing pages that should link to it. The row is a decision with two actions, not a statistic.

Questions

About Search Insights

Do I need to connect anything other than Search Console?

Connecting your store as well lets QueryClimb match queries to your actual pages and check whether the phrase appears in the body. Search Console alone still gives you the query list and trends.

How far back does it look?

A rolling 28-day window for the query tables, plus per-day history that accumulates from your first sync so trends and drops get sharper over time.

Can I do this manually instead?

Yes, and we wrote the full manual workflow up so you can. QueryClimb automates it and adds the classification, the guardrails and the publishing.

The rest of the loop

It only works because the other parts exist

Your search data already knows what to write next

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