Search ConsoleLive

Verand reads Search Console so it knows which pages are worth touching.

Sign in with Google once. Verand pulls the last 28 days of queries, clicks, impressions and position, and joins them onto the pages it already crawled. It is read only, and there is nothing it can change in your property.

First

Sign in

Google, with the read-only Search Console scope and nothing else.

Then

Pick the property

Verand suggests the one that matches your domain. You confirm it.

Daily

It syncs

Two calls and an update, seconds rather than minutes, every day.

After that

It drives the work

Page Tracker, the Opportunities worklist and the decay checks all sit on this.

1 Sign in

A read-only scope, and one you can revoke.

Verand asks Google for the read-only Search Console scope. That is the whole permission. It cannot submit a sitemap, request indexing, or change a single setting in your property, because the access it holds does not allow it.

You stay signed in through a refresh token, so the daily sync works without you. Revoke it in your Google account and it stops that moment.
Properties you only have unverified access to are filtered out, because they would fail on every call.
It works with a domain property or a URL-prefix one. Verand tries the domain property first, then your exact host, then the www version.
It writes nothing, in either direction. Your Search Console looks the same after connecting as it did before.
Settings · Integrations · Search ConsoleConnected
Signed in asDan NickelGoogle account
ScopeSearch Console, read onlyRead only
Propertysc-domain:willowdaleequity.comMatched
Also available2 other properties on this account
First syncRan the moment you picked the propertyDone
Nothing to configure.The daily sync starts from here. You do not wait for a crawl.
2 What it reads

Four numbers, per query and per page.

Clicks, impressions, average position and the query itself, for the last 28 days. Verand asks for them broken down by query and by page together, which is the pairing that makes the rest of the product possible: not just what you rank for, but which page of yours does the ranking.

The 28-day window moves with you, so the numbers you act on are this month, not since you signed up.
It also keeps one row a day for your whole property, which is how the trend lines have anything to draw.
Two API calls and one update. It is cheap enough to run daily and idempotent, so a re-run costs nothing and changes nothing.
It does not sample. Every ranking page it can see is read.
Search Console · last 28 daysRead only
Clicks979
Impressions29,958
Avg position7.4
Grouped byquery and page togetherBoth dimensions
Pages joined147of 147 crawled
Joined onto pages Verand already knows.Connect before your first crawl and it simply waits, then fills in on the next sync.
3 Where it shows up

One row per page, with the market attached.

Every page in the Page Tracker carries its own clicks, impressions and average position beside everything Verand knows about the page itself. That is the difference between a content tool guessing what matters and one reading what already happens.

Sort by impressions with no clicks and you are looking at the pages that rank but do not get chosen.
It writes only to pages the crawl has already found. With an empty page store the sync is a no-op rather than a pile of orphan rows.
Positions 11 to 20 become the striking-distance list, which is the cheapest work on the site.
Page Tracker · willowdaleequity.comJoined daily
/blog/sec-marketing-rule412 clicks · 9,180 impr · 4.2
/blog/reg-d-506b-vs-506c286 clicks · 7,441 impr · 6.8
/blog/depreciation-recapture193 clicks · 11,027 impr · 11.4Striking distance
/services/fee-only-planning88 clicks · 2,310 impr · 7.1
The same rows the Opportunities worklist reads.Position 11.4 on 11,027 impressions is why that page is on the list.
4 What it drives

The difference between a worklist and a guess.

Search Console is what turns "here are some pages" into "here are the four worth an hour this week". Every ranked recommendation in Verand traces back to something you actually rank for.

Opportunities: striking distance, pages with impressions and a low click rate, and queries a page nearly answers.
Decay: pages that used to earn clicks and no longer do, which is invisible without the history.
New topics: a separate scan reads every ranking page and finds queries you get impressions for but never wrote about.
Opportunities · from Search Console4 ranked
Striking distance/blog/depreciation-recapture, position 11.4Refresh
Low click rate/blog/reg-d-506b-vs-506c, 7,441 seen, 286 clickedTitle and meta
Decaying/blog/2024-cap-rates, down 61% since JuneRefresh
Not written yet"506c investor verification", 400 impressionsPlan
Every row traces to a real query.Acting on one draws from your article or refresh allowance. Seeing them never does.
Before you connect

The four things people ask first.

Can Verand change anything in my Search Console?

No. The scope it asks for is read only, so submitting sitemaps, requesting indexing and editing settings are not things it can do, rather than things it chooses not to.

Which property will it use?

Verand suggests one and you confirm it. It tries your domain property first, then the exact host, then the www version, and if you only have one it uses that. Properties you cannot verify are left out.

What if I connect before my first crawl finishes?

Nothing breaks. The sync writes only onto pages Verand already knows about, so it does nothing that first time and fills in on the next run.

How current are the numbers?

The window is the last 28 days, refreshed daily, plus immediately when you connect and when you pick a property. Search Console itself runs a couple of days behind, and Verand cannot get ahead of that.

Setting it up

Three steps, about a minute.

No tags, no snippets, nothing added to your site.

1

Sign in with Google

Settings, then Integrations, then Search Console. Use the account that can already see the property.

2

Confirm the property

Verand suggests the one matching your domain. Confirm it, or pick another from the list.

3

Watch it fill in

The first sync runs immediately rather than waiting for tomorrow. Page Tracker has numbers before you leave the page.

This connection is read only in both directions. Verand reads your performance. It never writes to your property, and it never publishes anything on the strength of it.

Connect it once, then stop guessing which page to fix.

Seven days, every feature unlocked, one click to cancel.

Read only, in both directions. Publishing is a separate step, through WordPress or your GitHub repo, and only when you press the button.
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