The tool turns your Google Search Console data into clear reports for every site you manage: clicks, impressions, click-through rate, positions, the searches people use to find you, and how each of them changes over time.
You sign in with the Google account you already use for Search Console. Access is read-only, so nothing in your Search Console can be changed from here.
Start here
- Getting started: create an account, connect Search Console and open your first report.
Read your reports
- Dashboards & reports: what is on each report, and how to use the tables, filters and date picker.
- Metrics explained: what every number means and how it is calculated.
- Low-CTR recommendations: how page-one queries are compared with your own site and when an opportunity qualifies.
- Near-top-three recommendations: how queries in positions 8–20 are assessed against your site’s top-three queries.
- Page click-drop recommendations: how pages that lost clicks over the latest 28 days are found, and how to read what changed.
- Position-drop recommendations: how queries that now rank clearly lower than they did earlier in the month are found.
- Sitewide-drop recommendations: how a sudden collapse of the whole site’s traffic is found, and what to check first.
- Styling & settings: change the colors, fonts, widgets and tables of a report.
Understand your data
- Data & limits: why data is a few days behind, what Google leaves out and why totals can differ from Search Console.
- Troubleshooting: fixes for the most common problems.
- Glossary: short explanations of the terms used here.
Share and manage
- Sharing & white label: show reports to clients, with your own brand.
- Account & security: signing in, what is stored and how to delete it.
- Billing: what Susanna Dashboard costs during the private alpha.
What you need
A Google account that has access to your site in Google Search Console. If a site is not in Search Console yet, add and verify it there first.