
B2B SaaS16 months
672Kclicks
- Impressions
- 37M
- CTR
- 1.8%
- Position
- 9.1
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Every result on this page is a Google Search Console panel from a client property, with clicks, impressions, click-through rate and average position read straight off the export for the window named on the card. No chart is drawn from the data. The properties span SaaS, e-commerce, healthcare, local services, real estate, publishing, travel, legal, home services and more. Filter by industry, read the panel, then read the section under it on how to read a panel the way we do.
Each card carries the Search Console export itself and the figures Google reported for the window named on it. Cards are ordered by clicks within each industry. Domains and URLs are hidden for client confidentiality.

B2B SaaS16 months
672Kclicks

Publishing16 months
505Kclicks

Ecommerce16 months
454Kclicks

Client property16 months
302Kclicks

Client property16 months
289Kclicks

Healthcarefrom launch
247Kclicks

Travel and tourism16 months
178Kclicks

Client property16 months
146Kclicks

Client property16 months
121Kclicks

Ecommerce16 months
97.7Kclicks

IT services16 months
85.3Kclicks

Real estate16 months
76.3Kclicks

Legal16 months
66.7Kclicks

Client property16 months
62.2Kclicks

Home services and HVAC16 months
55.4Kclicks

Client property16 months
24.8Kclicks

Client property16 months
22.2Kclicks

Beauty16 months
19.8Kclicks

Client property16 months
15.4Kclicks

Manufacturing16 months
14.5Kclicks

Hospitality16 months
14.2Kclicks

Local services16 months
14Kclicks

Automotive16 months
8.8Kclicks

Client property16 months
8.07Kclicks

Cleaning services16 months
7.99Kclicks

Client property16 months
7Kclicks

Wedding and events16 months
4.73Kclicks

Client property16 months
4.23Kclicks

Recruiting16 months
3.84Kclicks

Client property16 months
3.52Kclicks

Client property16 months
3.29Kclicks

Client propertyfrom launch
2Kclicks

Client propertyfrom launch
1.54Kclicks

Local servicesnew site
675clicks
A panel is read in this order: clicks first, then impressions against clicks, then position, then the window, and never one figure alone. Six terms carry the same meaning on every card.
Visits from Google Search to the property in the window. The number that pays.
Times a page from the property appeared in results. Rising impressions with flat clicks means the site is earning new queries at low positions, which is the first stage of a new cluster.
Clicks divided by impressions. The rate falls when a site starts ranking for thousands of long-tail queries, so a lower rate on a larger property is usually a sign of breadth, not weakness.
The mean rank across every impression. A property at 505K clicks and position 20.8 ranks on page one for its head queries and appears far down for tens of thousands of others.
The period the panel covers: 16 months, from launch, or new site. The figures are what Google reported for that period.
Domains and URLs stay hidden. Names, industries and the full case are shared on the strategy call, and clients who allow it appear by name on the feedback page.
The work differs by where the property started, and three starting points cover every panel on this page.
An established site with history was consolidated before it was expanded. The central entity and vocabulary were fixed, pages competing for the same query were merged or pruned, the centerpiece was moved to the top of each template, and internal links were redirected toward the core. The panels in this group show the curve bending upward after a flat or falling period.
A mid-scale program received a topical map and published the outer section in sequence. Functional components were added to the commercial pages, and Search Console was read per template after each core update. The panels in this group show impressions rising first and clicks following.
A new site was launched on the architecture from the first page. Page decisions were made before any content, every page shipped with its brief, and the first clicks were earned before the map expanded. The panels in this group start at zero and show the first cluster taking hold.
Nine semantic SEO services in three layers produced every panel on this page, and the clients behind them describe the work on the feedback page.