GSC Wizard documentation
GSC Wizard turns your Google Search Console (and optional GA4 and Bing) data into reports SEOs actually use: striking-distance keywords, content decay, cannibalization, CTR optimisation, forecasting, and more. This documentation covers every report and feature, one topic per page.
New to GSC Wizard? Start with Connecting Search Console, then take the tour of the dashboard.
New to SEO itself? Our Learn section is a curriculum covering SEO fundamentals, a 7-day quick-wins playbook, and task guides for striking distance, content decay, cannibalization, and CTR recovery.
New to Google Search Console? The GSC FAQ answers common questions about indexing, sitemaps, Core Web Vitals, property verification, and more.
Connect in three steps
- Click Try the Beta and sign in with the Google account that has access to your Search Console properties.
- Grant GSC Wizard read-only permission to your Search Console data. We never store your Google password, only a revocable access token.
- Pick the properties you want to analyse. Every report below then works against your real data.
Full walkthrough: Connecting Search Console.
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Getting started
Connecting Search Console
Sign in with Google, choose Domain or URL-prefix properties, and add or bulk-create the sites you track.
Dashboard & properties
The My Sites grid and the per-property dashboard: trend chart, top tables, and the cards beneath.
Filters, dates & privacy
Date ranges and comparisons, dimension filters, branded splits, saved filters, and privacy blur.
Search analytics
Queries, Pages & Countries (3)
The three core Search Console reports, with striking-distance and winners/losers views.
Rankings & rank changes (2)
What you gained, lost, and how positions moved between two periods.
Performance & Core Web Vitals (4)
Map traffic and page experience onto your URL structure.
Content Groups & Topic Clusters (2)
Analyse performance by theme instead of by single URL or keyword.
Optimization
Indexing & site analysis
Integrations
Collaboration & data
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