SearchTriage
How it works

From Google Search Console export to an SEO audit you can act on.

SearchTriage combines your search-performance data, site context, and known URLs to find the opportunities Google is already revealing and prioritise the right next action.

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1

Add context from your site

Enter the site URL to scan the homepage and SEO basics. Eligible plans also check a sample of sitemap pages. Confirm the audience, conversion goal, preferred content, and topics to avoid.

2

Upload your Google Search Console export

Add the CSV, ZIP, or XLSX files exported by Search Console. Manual imports keep you in control of the data you share.

3

Check rows and date coverage

SearchTriage validates columns, dates, row counts, overlaps, gaps, and duplicate risk before using the import.

4

Run the SEO audit

SearchTriage combines GSC metrics, site context, and known Content Map URLs to find gaps, mismatches, update opportunities, internal links, and noise.

5

Review the evidence and priorities

See the reasoning behind every write, update, link, fix, ignore, or human-review recommendation, then accept, reject, defer, or complete it.

6

Create reports, briefs, and drafts

Turn accepted opportunities into weekly reports, client summaries, SEO-led briefs, review-ready drafts, metadata suggestions, FAQs, and internal link notes.

From evidence to action

Understand the report before you act on it.

SearchTriage keeps the source metrics, reasoning, and recommended next step together, so you can review the judgement instead of accepting a black-box score.

Follow the manual GSC audit processReview trends, pages, queries, gaps, mismatches, and priorities step by step. See how the SEO report is assembledMetrics, priorities, decisions, and next actions in one review. See how recommendations are prioritisedWhy a query becomes a write, update, link, fix, or ignore decision. Read the practical GSC reporting guideWhat a useful Google Search Console report should include.
Sample GSC SEO audit

See what a SearchTriage SEO audit gives you.

This fictional example shows how a SearchTriage report connects GSC evidence with clear decisions about what to write, update, link, fix, or ignore.

Weekly SearchTriage SEO audit: Acme Scheduling

GSC export period: 28 days | 1,842 queries | 214 discovered pages | Example data
Sample report
Clicks
2,418
+12.6%
Impressions
91,740
+18.4%
Average CTR
2.63%
Needs title work
Avg position
17.8
Striking-distance growth
Decision Evidence Recommended action Priority
Write "employee rota template" has 6,420 impressions, position 14.6, low CTR, no close matching page. Create a practical template-led article with a downloadable rota example, then link to the scheduling product page. High
Update /features/appointment-reminders ranks for "appointment reminder sms examples" but the page only describes the feature. Add a section with SMS/email examples, compliance notes, and a short FAQ block. High
Link Three blog posts mention staff scheduling but do not link to /use-cases/retail-staff-scheduling. Add contextual links from the blog cluster into the retail use-case page using descriptive anchor text. Medium
Fix The pricing page gets impressions for "free employee scheduling app" and has weaker CTR than similar commercial pages. Rewrite the meta title and description to clarify paid product positioning and reduce free-tool mismatch. Medium
Ignore "school timetable maker free" brings impressions but poor commercial fit for the product. Add to the ignore list unless the product later serves education scheduling use cases. Low

Generated brief excerpt

Article brief: "Employee rota template: how to build a weekly staff schedule that does not fall apart."

  • Answer the template need in the first paragraph.
  • Include rota examples for retail, hospitality, and clinics.
  • Internally link to scheduling features, shift swap rules, and pricing.
  • Add FAQ answers for legal breaks, availability, and last-minute cover.

Next-week action plan

  1. Publish the rota template article and connect it to the product page.
  2. Update appointment reminder copy with real examples and FAQ answers.
  3. Add five internal links from related scheduling posts.
  4. Review ignored education/free-tool queries before the next import.

Example only. Your reports use your own GSC exports, site scan, Content Map, plan limits, and accepted recommendations.