Real positions, not estimates
Most rank trackers guess your position by searching Google from a data center. Search Console shows what really happened: every search where Google showed your site, how often, at what average position, and how many people clicked.
IndexPedia reads this from your own Search Console after every run and keeps it next to your indexing and AI reports.
Quick wins hiding in the data
- Searches at positions 8 to 20, one step from page 1
- Pages shown often but rarely clicked, usually because of a weak title or description
- Pages with impressions are indexed, so you always know your real indexed count
From idea to fix
Each quick win has a button that writes a new title and description for that page. You see them side by side in a Google preview, edit the words and save. Nothing goes live until you do.
Key terms
- Impressions
- How many times Google showed one of your pages in search results.
- Average position
- Where your page appeared on average for a search. 1 is the top result.
- Click-through rate
- The share of impressions that turned into a click.