Does this connect to Google Search Console?
No. Paste a Search Console CSV export into the page and the report is generated in your browser. The MVP does not use Google OAuth or call the Search Console API.
Search Console workflow
Search Console Daily Report Generator
Turn a pasted Google Search Console CSV export into a daily SEO report for Hermes, GitHub issues, or a site operations standup. The tool runs locally in the browser, does not require OAuth, and keeps the output focused on safe content, CTR, ranking, and internal link actions.
Paste Search Console CSV
Use a query-and-page export with current metrics. Add previous-period columns when you want the daily report to flag wins and drops.
Quoted CSV fields are supported. Everything is parsed locally in this browser session.
Wins
Add previous-period columns to detect wins.
Drops
Add previous-period columns to detect drops.
Low CTR opportunities
No low CTR opportunities matched.
Striking-distance keywords
No striking-distance keywords matched.
Internal link suggestions
No internal links matched.
Copyable Hermes/GitHub issue report
Sample CSV
Use this sample to verify the report format before pasting a private export.
How To Use The Daily Report
Export query-and-page data from Google Search Console, then paste the CSV into the generator. The required fields are Query, Page, Clicks, Impressions, CTR, and Position. For a true daily change report, add previous-period columns such as Previous Clicks, Previous Impressions, Previous CTR, and Previous Position.
The report separates movement into practical queues: wins to preserve, drops to review, low CTR opportunities, keywords within striking distance, and internal link suggestions. Copy the markdown output into a Hermes note, GitHub issue, or daily SEO task thread.
What The Report Looks For
Wins are rows with stronger clicks, CTR, or average position versus the previous period. Drops are rows where clicks, CTR, or average position worsened enough to deserve review. Low CTR opportunities use rough organic CTR benchmarks by position, while striking-distance keywords focus on queries close enough to improve through refreshed content and contextual internal links.
Privacy And Safety Boundaries
This MVP does not connect to Search Console, does not upload the CSV, and does not automate any Google account action. It is also designed to avoid risky traffic advice: do not create artificial visits, click ads, ask for clicks, or use misleading titles to force CTR. Use the report as a safe editorial and site-operations checklist.
Related Tools
Use the GSC Query Opportunity Finder for broader CSV analysis, the Website RPM Simulator when prioritizing traffic value, or the Invalid Traffic Checklist when traffic quality is the concern.
FAQ
What columns should the CSV include?
Use Query, Page, Clicks, Impressions, CTR, and Position. If you also include Previous Clicks, Previous Impressions, Previous CTR, and Previous Position, the tool can flag daily wins and drops.
Is the pasted Search Console data uploaded?
No. The CSV is parsed client-side for this MVP. The tool does not send the pasted export to RedBit SiteOps, Google, or any analytics endpoint.
Does the report promise more traffic or ad clicks?
No. It produces a cautious SEO worklist for reviewing ranking movement, CTR gaps, content updates, and internal links. It does not recommend artificial traffic, ad clicks, or misleading titles.