Search clicks for all your sites, in one table
Search Console is where you find out whether a landing page is starting to rank, but it shows one property at a time and runs two or three days behind. With several small sites it's easy to go weeks without opening the ones that are quietly growing, or quietly dropping.
Ertori pulls clicks and impressions for every verified site and attaches each to its project, so an app's landing page shows search traffic in the same row as the app's downloads. You see whether more search clicks actually turned into installs or sales.
What you get
- Search clicks: clicks from Google Search results, per day.
- Search impressions: how often your pages appeared in Google Search.
- Every verified site your Google account can see, chosen after sign-in.
- The last 5 days fetched again twice a day, because Google finalises Search data 2 to 3 days late.
- Up to 16 months of history, Google's own limit; the first sync pulls 90 days.
| In Ertori | From Search Console |
|---|---|
| Search clicks | clicks |
| Search impressions | impressions |
Good to know
The newest days are always incomplete
Search data arrives 2 to 3 days late and changes until Google finalises it. Search Console also reports days in Pacific Time. Ertori re-reads the last 5 days on every refresh, so the dip at the end of the chart fills in on its own.
16 months is all Google keeps
The Search Console API returns 16 months of data. Anything older is gone on Google's side and can't be backfilled later.
Service accounts need a permission per property
If you connect with a service account, add its email under Settings, Users and permissions on each property with the Restricted permission, and enable the Search Console API in its Cloud project.
Questions
- Can it change anything in Search Console?
- No. Sign-in asks only for webmasters.readonly, shown as View Search Console data for your verified sites. It can't submit sitemaps, remove URLs or add users.
- Does it work with domain properties?
- Yes, domain properties and URL-prefix properties both work. A domain property is matched to the project with the same name, so example.com joins the Example app's project.
- Are search clicks added to page views?
- No. Clicks and impressions stay in their own columns. Page views come from your analytics tool, so a click and the visit it leads to aren't counted twice.
- Can Claude help with a drop in search traffic?
- On Pro, your Claude can compare clicks and impressions across sites and periods and line them up with traffic and downloads. Queries and individual pages aren't pulled, so it works from daily site totals.