Every query that brings you traffic, in one table
Queries pulls the searches that bring visitors to this domain straight from the Google Search Console API — clicks, impressions, CTR and average position, filterable by country, and trended over the range you pick.
Sort by impressions for demand, by CTR for the click you are missing
Reading search query performance well starts with the sort: by impressions to find demand you rank badly for, and by CTR to find results people see but don't click — both are cheaper wins than new content. When a query matters enough to watch closely, Track promotes it into AmICited's own AI-prompt tracking without leaving the table.
- ✓Four stat tiles — Clicks, Impressions, CTR and Average position, each with a period-over-period delta arrow. Scoped to date, country and any page drill-down; the extra stacked filters below don't narrow these tiles.
- ✓Multi-line trend chart — Clicks (blue), Impressions (red), CTR (teal) and Average position (purple) over the selected date range. There's no literal vertical axis: each line is normalized 0-100 against its own peak, so compare direction within a color, never height across colors — the tooltip carries the real numbers.
- ✓Filter by country — the All countries dropdown, plus Add filter for query, page, country, device, impressions, clicks or position, with an active page scope showing as a removable chip.
- ✓Sort for the cheap win — high impressions and weak position is untapped demand; decent impressions and low CTR is a title or snippet problem, not a content one. Positions in the 5-15 range are usually the cheapest to move.
- ✓Track a query — a per-row action that promotes a Search Console query straight into AmICited's own AI-prompt tracking, or opens it if it's already tracked, bridging what Google sees with what AI answers say.
- ✓Click a query to drill in — opens the Pages report already filtered to the pages ranking for it, so demand and the landing page serving it stay one click apart.
- ✓Export current page — the visible current-period rows and columns only, not the full result set and not comparison values.
Straight from the Google Search Console API: query, then four numbers
Every row is a search query with its clicks, impressions, CTR and average position for the selected range and country filter, up to 50 per page. With a comparison window on, each metric also shows its earlier value and a change badge — percent for clicks and impressions, percentage points for CTR, raw places for position, where a lower position number is the improvement. The last column is Track — a per-row button that promotes the query into AmICited's own prompt-tracking system, or opens it if it's already tracked, so a query worth watching in Search Console becomes one AmICited also watches inside AI answers.
- ✓Query, Clicks, Impressions, CTR, Average position — the five core columns for every row, sortable by clicking any header; picking a new column resets the page back to one.
- ✓Click the query itself — opens the Pages report already filtered to the pages that rank for it, without re-entering anything.
- ✓Track — promotes the query into AmICited's own AI-prompt tracking, bridging raw Search Console data into how AI systems answer for it.
- ✓Add filter — narrow by query, page, country, device, impressions, clicks or position, beyond the All countries dropdown.
Know which queries earn clicks, and which just show up
Clicks, impressions, CTR and average position for every query bringing traffic to this domain — with a Track action that feeds AmICited's own AI-prompt tracking.
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