Search Console review

This routine uses Search Console data to decide which page or query deserves attention.

It is useful when Search Console is connected. If it is not connected, CLEA should say that and stop the routine instead of guessing.

Useful inputs include:

• Search Console top pages
• Search Console top queries
• Analytics visibility movement
• source reads
• sitemap files
• recent suggestion cards

The output should be a short table and one next action.

The table can show the page, query, impressions, clicks, and why the page matters. The action can be a suggestion card, page brief, or no action.

Goal: find one Search Console opportunity.
Inputs: Search Console, Analytics, Sources, Sitemap.
Steps:
1. Find pages or queries with useful impressions.
2. Check if related AI prompts are weak.
3. Inspect whether the page answers the buyer question.
4. Choose one page task if the evidence is clear.
Output: compact table and one suggestion card, or no action.

Weekly is usually enough.

Search Console changes slower than prompt answers. A weekly review gives CLEA enough time to find a useful pattern without creating daily noise.