SEO opportunities: the best ROI from your Search Console
The skill reads your Search Console and surfaces the best opportunities by return on effort: positions 4 to 10 to push, keywords stuck on page 2, high-volume pages with a low CTR.
The quick wins, sorted by return on effort
The skill starts from your Search Console and surfaces the opportunities where a small move changes the traffic.
- Positions 4 to 10: a small gain, a big effect on traffic.
- Keywords stuck on page 2, ready to flip.
- High-volume pages with a low CTR: a title to rewrite.
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The free version is enough to read your Search Console and run the skill.
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Knowing what to optimise first is often worth more than producing more. The SEO opportunities skill reads your Search Console and ranks the gains by return on effort, so time goes toward what really moves traffic. Each opportunity comes out with its concrete action and its level of effort, ready to handle.
Positions 4 to 10, the best return on effort
A keyword camped just below the top 3 already holds a good signal. A nudge, often a boost to the internal linking or an added section, is enough to lift it. The skill isolates these queries first, then positions 11 to 20 waiting to move from page 2 to page 1.
Two levers, two opportunity profiles
An opportunity in position 4 to 10 is usually handled with a targeted adjustment: strengthening the internal linking to the page, expanding a section that answers the intent poorly, or revisiting a title that is too generic. The page already holds its place in the top 10, so the point is to consolidate it. An opportunity stuck on page 2, positions 11 to 20, often calls for broader work: the page struggles to convince Google of its relevance across the whole query, which calls for fuller content, new entities covered, or a better-structured cluster around it. The skill tells these two profiles apart in the SEO opportunities it surfaces, so the effort spent matches the lever that will actually move the position.
Pages that print without clicks
Some pages show up often in the results but collect few clicks. A title and a meta to rewrite then change the CTR without touching the substance. For what comes next, see the SEO Cartograph dashboard, all the skills or the content brief to turn the opportunity into an article.
- SEO opportunities sorted by return on effort, from your real Search Console.
- Positions 4 to 10: a targeted adjustment is often enough to consolidate.
- Positions 11 to 20: broader content work to move to page 1.
- High-volume, low-CTR pages flagged to rework the title.