Search Console opportunity finder.

Find search queries or pages worth reviewing. Start with a CSV export; no Google sign-in needed.

Current export · 10,000 rows / 10 MiB maxImport CSV ↑

Use a Queries or Pages CSV from your Search Console performance export.

2. Choose your review filters

At least this many impressions

Click-through rate (CTR) below %

These are editable review rules, not industry benchmarks or a prediction of extra traffic.

Columns & number formats

Data grouped by

Query

Page

Clicks

Impressions

CTR (optional)

Position (optional)

Number format

CTR without a % sign means

Compare another export (optional)

Earlier export · same limitsImport earlier CSV ↑

Earlier export columns

Query

Page

Clicks

Impressions

CTR (optional)

Position (optional)

Current start

Current end

Earlier start

Earlier end

Property used in both exports

Search type

Device scope

Country scope

Other filters

Both exports use this same property, search type, device, country and filter scope.

Use equal-length, nonoverlapping periods. Query and Page exports are never joined.

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Your review list

Awaiting CSV

Paste or import your export, then choose Review CSV.

Rows matching your review rules—

Your filters decide what appears here.

Valid export clicks: —
Valid export impressions: —
CTR across valid export rows: —

Review candidates, not proven opportunities. Totals cover included export rows; anonymized queries and export limits can leave gaps. Source positions are shown per row, never averaged together.

Formula-like CSV text is escaped. Values stay local.

Choose what deserves a closer look.

This Google Search Console opportunity finder helps marketers review search queries and pages that get seen but rarely clicked. Import a performance CSV, choose your impression and click-through rate filters, and export a focused review list. Use it to decide which titles, descriptions or content deserve a closer look.

CTR uses clicks divided by impressions. Duplicate keys withhold totals until fixed. Comparison requires matching groups and scopes; missing rows are not zero performance.

Review the search result and page before editing. Use the SERP preview tool to review a proposed title and description.

Useful content starts with real questions