Boussole SEO: get the most out of Google Search Console
Connect your site: Boussole retrieves your data and calculates what Search Console does not tell you directly. You know what to work on first.
What Boussole calculates for you
Quick Wins
Queries close to the first page: the easiest ones to move up.
Near-podium
Pages a few places away from the top 3, to rework first.
Branded and non-branded
Separate searches on your name from those that help you get discovered.
- Untapped opportunities: searches where you appear without dedicated content;
- Worst pages to fix: the ones worth reworking.
- Advanced analyses: movements (emerging or lost keywords, cannibalisation), traffic quality (under-performing pages, mobile versus desktop gap) and trends (position instability, decline);
- CSV exports of keywords and pages, and up to 16 months of history retrieved at the first synchronisation.
Result: reliable figures that are comparable over time, so you know where to start.
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Why a tool on top of Search Console?
Google Search Console provides clicks, impressions, CTR and positions, but does not point to the actions to take. Boussole organises this data into action lists. For the basics, read reading your Search Console data without being an expert.
Frequently asked questions
Does Search Console need to be set up already?
Yes: Boussole connects to your site as declared in Google Search Console.
Can I use this module without the others?
Yes, each module is subscribed to separately. Combined with the SEO editor, it lets you write from your real searches.
Does Boussole guarantee progress in Google?
No. It tells you what to work on first; ranking depends on many factors outside its control.
How many sites can I track?
An organisation has one main domain, that of its oldest site. Its other sites must be that domain or one of its subdomains; another domain requires another organisation.
The other modules
Google Search Console is a trademark of Google LLC. Boussole is an independent product, not affiliated with Google.
Know what to work on first
Request access; demo data will be available at launch.