For SEO freelancers, agencies and in-house teams
Your Search Console, turned into a Monday to-do list.
Every Monday, Casient tells you the few things most worth doing on each site — titles nobody clicks, pages one push from page one, content that is losing traffic — with the clicks at stake, a suggested fix, and proof of what it achieved once you've done it.
Read-only Google access · Works on small sites · First actions in about two minutes
This week · 3 sites
~1,810 clicks/month at stakeRewrite the title and meta description of /teeth-whitening
Ranks #3.2 for “teeth whitening cost” (14,200 impressions) but only 1.9% click — about 9.6% is expected.
~860clicks/mo
Refresh /blog/hiking-boots-guide
Clicks fell from 1,310 to 770 (−41%). Biggest losses: “best hiking boots”, “waterproof hiking boots”.
~540clicks/mo
Push /services/payroll onto page one
Position 12.4 for “payroll services for small business” (9,800 impressions) plus 4 more page-two queries.
~410clicks/mo
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See your title and meta description as Google shows them, measured in pixels.
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Expected CTR calculator
How many clicks position 1, 3 or 10 should bring — and how many you're missing.
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Search Console regex generator
Filters to exclude brand searches, find questions and long-tail queries.
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robots.txt tester
Check whether Googlebot can crawl a URL and which rule decides it.
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hreflang generator
Correct hreflang tags for the HTML head or your XML sitemap, with error checks.
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Seven things worth fixing, found for you
Each action comes with the searches and pages behind it, a link to the same report in Search Console, and an estimate of the clicks at stake — so you start with what matters most.
Titles nobody clicks
Page-one rankings with a click-through rate far below what that position normally earns. Fix the snippet; get suggested titles from the real searches.
Close to page one
Searches where a page sits on page two with real demand. The most realistic traffic gains usually live here.
Content losing clicks
Pages whose clicks dropped — with seasonal dips filtered out against last year — and the exact queries that explain the loss.
Pages competing with each other
Two of your pages splitting the same search so neither ranks. Pick one to own the topic.
New searches to cover
Searches Google started showing a page for, below page one. Add the section that answers them.
Sitemap problems
Errors, or a sitemap Google stopped reading — the kind of thing nobody checks until traffic drops.
Traffic that doesn't convert (GA4)
Landing pages with organic traffic but far fewer key events than the rest of the site. With GA4 connected, every action is also weighted by what the page is worth.
From data to done to proof
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Connect
Read-only access to Search Console (GA4 optional). Pick the sites. First actions in about two minutes.
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Get the list
Every Monday at 8:00 the top actions land in your inbox. Mark them done or skip them right from the email.
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Fix faster
Ask the assistant for new titles and meta descriptions, a refresh outline or a step-by-step plan built from the real searches.
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See what it did
Casient measures each finished action: 28 days before vs the first full 28 days after. Share the win.
For agencies
Show clients the work — and what it achieved
- One live report per client. A private link with the traffic trend, the improvements you made (marked on the chart), their measured impact and what's next. Your logo, no Casient footer on Agency.
- Result cards. Turn any measured win into a shareable page with frozen before/after numbers — client name optional. Proof for your next pitch, built from routine work.
- Case studies. When a client has a standout period, Casient still turns it into a verified case study.
Result card · Low click-through rate
+312 clicks in 28 days after rewriting the page title and description
- Clicks
- 188 → 500
- CTR
- 1.4% → 3.6%
- Position
- 4.1 → 3.8
Source: Google Search Console · numbers frozen at publish · fictional example
Read-only, and you can check every number
Casient never changes anything in your Google accounts, only reads the sites you select, and links every action to the same report in Search Console.
Security, subprocessors & DPA →Read-only scopes
webmasters.readonly and, optionally, analytics.readonly.
Only what you pick
Unselected properties are never read.
Delete it yourself
Remove a property's data or the whole account from Settings.
Or don't connect at all
The free tool works from an export, in memory, and stores nothing.
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Free
€0
3 sites, every action type, the Monday email, 5 AI suggestions a month, impact measurement, a client report and a result card.
Agency
€39/mo
25 sites, GA4 conversions and value weighting, 250 AI suggestions, white-label client reports, unlimited result cards, verified case studies with PDF.
Questions
What exactly do I get every Monday?
An email with the 3–5 actions most worth doing across your sites, ranked by the clicks at stake: titles that rank on page one but don't get clicked, pages close to page one, content that is losing clicks, pages competing for the same search, new searches a page should cover, sitemap problems and — with GA4 — landing pages that get organic traffic but don't convert. Each one has its evidence and buttons to mark it done or skip it.
Does it work on small sites?
Yes. Thresholds scale with each site's own traffic, so a site with a few hundred clicks a month still gets actions. You can also try it first with a Search Console export, without connecting anything.
What can Casient do with my Google account?
Only read. It uses Google's read-only Search Console scope (and, optionally, read-only Analytics). It can't change settings, submit sitemaps or request indexing, and it only reads the sites you select. See the security page for the full list and subprocessors.
How does it know if a change worked?
When you mark an action as done, Casient stores that page's last 28 days. Once a full 28-day window has passed after the change, it shows the before and after — clicks, CTR and position — and lets you share it as a result card or in the client report.
I already use a Search Console reporting tool. Why this?
Reporting tools show what happened. Casient tells you what to do next, in priority order, and then proves what the work achieved. Many people use both.
Is it for agencies or for site owners?
Both. Freelancers and in-house teams use the weekly list for their own sites; agencies add one live client report per site and shareable result cards built from their routine work.