Opportunities

Find pages with the most opportunity.

Improving one existing page is often your fastest new traffic. We read your Search Console data and find the pages that, if optimized, could give you the most new visitors.

Included on Starter · powered by your own Search Console data

Opportunities this week

From your Search Console · striking-distance keywords

6 found

outdoor storage bench

/blog/best-storage-benches

#11 · page 2

garden sofa sale

/collections/garden-sofas

#13 · page 2

waterproof chair covers

/products/covers

#8

patio umbrella base

/blog/umbrella-bases

#17 · page 2
1,204 people searched "outdoor storage bench" last month — 12 clicked you.
Why it works

The shortest distance to more traffic.

You don't always need new content. Pages hovering at position 5–20 already have Google's trust — they need one good push.

Striking-distance keywords

Queries where you already pull impressions but sit on page 2 or low page 1. Real demand, real proximity — not a wishlist of impossible head terms.

Mapped to the page to fix

Each opportunity names the URL Google associates with the query, so the next step is obvious: run a page report and close the gap.

Refreshed as your data moves

As Search Console updates, opportunities re-sort — wins drop off the list, new near-misses appear. It stays a to-do list, not a museum.

How it works

From buried demand to a fix in one afternoon.

No exports, no spreadsheet pivoting. The shortlist is waiting each time you open the app.

  1. 01

    Connect Search Console

    Read-only access. We only read the data Google already collects about your own site.

  2. 02

    Review your opportunities

    See each near-miss keyword with its impressions, current position, and the page that could win it.

  3. 03

    Improve the right page

    Send the promising ones through a page report, ship the fixes, and watch the position respond in rank tracking.

Your page-2 keywords are someone else's page 1.

They're already close. See which ones are one focused improvement away from real traffic.