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Your own data. Your next best move.

Traffic Evidence Center.

Import your real search and analytics exports. See where people already find you, which pages deserve attention, and what to improve next.

Private browser analysis · No account required

1. Import Search Console data

In Google Search Console, open Performance → Search results, choose a time range and export CSV. Upload the Queries or Pages file here.

Expected columns: Query or Page, Clicks, Impressions, CTR, Position. Supports quoted CSV fields and comma-separated exports. No file leaves your browser.

Open Search Console ↗

2. Add GA4 acquisition data

Export a CSV from a GA4 traffic acquisition report. Use a report with session source/medium or channel, Sessions, and preferably Key events or Conversions.

CSV column names differ between GA4 exports. This tool recognizes common English headers; it flags unknown columns instead of inventing metrics.

Open Google Analytics ↗
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Measured clicks
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Measured impressions
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Measured sessions

Upload at least one report to see measured results. Metrics are intentionally blank until then.

3. Next Best Traffic Move

Actions are prioritized from the uploaded numbers, with explicit thresholds and limitations. A recommendation is an experiment, not a ranking guarantee.

Upload a Search Console export to see evidence-based opportunities.

4. Search opportunity explorer

Sort by impressions, clicks, CTR or position. Suggested actions are based on current performance and must be validated against search intent and the actual search result.

Query / pageClicksImpressionsCTRPosition
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5. Measure your acquisition mix

ChannelSessionsKey events / conversions*
Upload a GA4 export to see your channel data

*Conversion counts only display if a recognized numeric column exists. Different GA4 reports may define key events differently; do not compare with leads without checking event setup.

6. Technical SEO audit: next implementation layer

A genuine URL crawler requires a backend that protects against server-side request forgery, blocks private IPs and redirects to private networks, enforces crawl limits, and respects robots directives. This prototype does not claim to audit a website merely because someone enters its address.

For immediate official checks:

PageSpeed Insights ↗ · Rich Results Test ↗ · Search Console ↗