56-day comparison
Compare the latest 28 days with the previous period across clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position.
Analyze Google Search Console clicks, impressions, CTR, rankings, pages, countries, and devices in one practical SEO workspace.
Turn Search Console exports into a repeatable operating view. SerpOrbit keeps query, page, country, and device performance together so teams can find changes without rebuilding spreadsheets every week.
Compare the latest 28 days with the previous period across clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position.
Move from top-level performance to the searches and landing pages responsible for gains or losses.
Separate market and device behavior before deciding which pages or snippets need attention.
Surface striking-distance rankings, weak CTR, declining content, and possible keyword cannibalization.
Authorize a Search Console property you own or manage.
Import recent search performance and keep the reporting window current.
Use evidence from real queries to choose the next technical or content action.
Move beyond total clicks by comparing periods and connecting query changes to pages, countries, devices, CTR, and average position.
Locate searches already earning visibility but losing potential clicks because their result or intent match needs work.
Compare the latest 28 days with the previous period to isolate content decay and ranking movement.
Identify queries associated with multiple landing pages and review whether consolidation or stronger internal linking is needed.
Filter queries ranking just outside the top 3 or on page two where targeted content depth, internal links, or title optimization can quickly multiply organic clicks.
Compare desktop versus mobile search traffic and evaluate geographic visibility to uncover localized ranking opportunities.
Connect a verified property and sync performance. SerpOrbit prioritizes striking-distance rankings, CTR gaps, declining queries, and possible landing-page overlap from owned data.
Yes. The analytics view stores a 56-day window and separates the latest and previous 28-day periods for comparable clicks, impressions, CTR, and position changes.
No. Search Console views use actual impressions and clicks from properties you authorize, keeping first-party evidence separate from third-party estimates.
Cannibalization occurs when Google splits impressions and clicks for a single search query across two or more competing pages on your site. This often prevents either page from securing a dominant top-3 ranking.
SerpOrbit models organic click-through rate baselines across positions 1 through 20. Queries performing below the expected CTR curve for their average position are flagged as high-potential snippet optimization targets.