Eight minutes. One clear next step.
A Monday morning at Harbour Physio, an example physiotherapy clinic on WordPress. Here’s search performance doing the reading, step by step.
- Step 1 · 8:30 am
Coffee and four numbers.
Clicks, impressions, click-through rate and average position for the last 30 days, each against the 30 before. Google reports two to three days behind, so the range ends on the last complete day.
QueryCatch · Search performance - Step 2 · 8:31 am
Spot the odd one out.
More people are seeing you, but clicks haven’t kept up. The trend chart shows impressions climbing while clicks stay flat.
QueryCatch · Performance trend - Step 3 · 8:33 am
Find the search behind it.
The top searches table lists every query with its own clicks, impressions, click-through rate and position. Sort by impressions and one jumps out.
QueryCatch · Top searches- sciatica exercises9,400 impr.0.9%pos 6.2Low CTR
- physio near me5,100 impr.4.7%pos 3.1
- lower back pain physio3,800 impr.3.2%pos 5.4
- harbour physio1,900 impr.38%pos 1.0
9,400 people saw it. Only 85 clicked.
- Step 4 · 8:35 am
Open it up.
Click the search for the full picture: whether it’s rising or slipping, what people are after, branded or not, mobile versus desktop, and the related searches around it.
QueryCatch · Query insight · sciatica exercises - Step 5 · 8:38 am
Send it, or set it on repeat.
Email the report to whoever needs it, or schedule it to land every month. The meta title fix can wait until after the second coffee.
QueryCatch · Share report
8:39 am
Monday, sorted before the first patient.
