Find the SEO quick wins hiding in Search Console
Queries where you sit just off the top of Google with real impressions, pages competing with each other, who ranks above you and what their page does better.
Steps
Search Console quick wins are the queries where you already rank near the top and could climb with a focused change. With Agentik, your AI reads your queries, pages and cannibalization from your own Search Console, checks who ranks above you with DataForSEO, and reads both pages with Firecrawl.
Step 1: Pull queries and pages
Search Console returns three months of queries and pages with clicks, impressions and positions; your AI keeps positions four to twenty.
Step 2: Find pages that compete
The cannibalization check finds queries where several of your pages compete for the same clicks.
Step 3: See who ranks above you
DataForSEO returns the live results page for the ten best opportunities.
Step 4: Compare the pages
Firecrawl reads your page and the top result side by side for each of the ten.
Step 5: Rank the quick wins
Your AI ranks ten changes by expected clicks and names the pages to merge, with their redirects.
Your agent does this part, with no tool call.
This playbook reads your own ad and analytics accounts. You connect them once through Agentik; your agent starts the connection with getmcpads/connect-source and shows you the link. It only reads them unless you approve a change.
What you get
A list of ten quick wins and the pages to merge.
You provide
- Your connected Search Console property
- Country and language
Your agent returns
- Queries close to the top with real impressions
- Pages that compete with each other
- What the page above you covers
- Ten changes, ranked by expected clicks
| Query | Page | Position | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| remote onboarding checklist | /blog/onboarding | Add a checklist | |
| onboarding template | /templates | Answer first | |
| first week plan | /blog/first-week | Merge two pages |
Placeholders. Your rows come from your run.
Each provider does one part
No single provider covers this job. Your agent calls each one for its part, from one connection.
Good to know
- Search Console positions are averages; the live results page shows one moment.
- Merging pages is a structural change; your AI explains the redirect to set before you act.
When to use something else
To track rankings daily on thousands of keywords, use a rank tracker. This playbook finds the few changes worth making this week, from your own data.
Questions
Why positions four to twenty?
Those pages already earn impressions, so a better answer can move them onto the first screen.
Does it change my site?
No. It lists changes and redirects; you make them.
What does the example cost?
At most $0.12, reserved before each call and settled at the measured usage.
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