Identify lost clicks and likely areas to investigate from your own performance data.
WebTrendSEO’s SEO Traffic Drop Diagnosis helps you investigate a decline using Search Console performance. Connect temporarily with read-only access or upload a CSV or ZIP export.
Compare the latest 28, 90, or 180 days with the preceding equal period. Filter by search type, device, or country and set a minimum previous-click threshold to focus on meaningful losses.
The report highlights lost clicks, percentage changes, impressions, CTR, and position. Use its page priorities and suggested recovery actions to guide investigation; the data alone cannot prove the cause of a decline.
Search Console or CSV input
28, 90, or 180-day comparisons
Equal preceding periods
Lost clicks by page
Percentage change
Impression changes
CTR and position changes
Device and country filters
Suggested recovery reviews
Choose comparable periods and keep the same filters for both. Start with pages that account for the largest losses, then review the changes that could explain them.
A site-wide traffic chart tells you that something changed, but it does not show which pages explain the loss. Page-level comparisons help you focus the investigation.
Use changes in clicks, impressions, CTR, and position together. Check seasonality, demand, page changes, indexing, and search-result competition before choosing a recovery action.
Prioritize the largest click losses
Compare periods with equal lengths
Separate CTR shifts from impression declines
Review position changes alongside traffic
Focus on a device or country
Build a measured recovery plan
Bring the largest losses and their supporting metrics into an SEO review. Choose specific actions, record what changed, and compare performance again after enough time has passed.
Use this tool when organic search traffic falls or when you need to explain a change to your team. Consistent filters and comparable periods make the findings easier to interpret.
Search Console access is temporary and read-only in your browser. Uploaded files and Search Console tokens are not saved to the WordPress database.
The diagnosis produces a report and suggested review actions. It does not change your pages or recover traffic automatically.
Understand the comparison periods, inputs, and limits of a traffic diagnosis before deciding what to change.
It compares the latest 28, 90, or 180 days with the preceding equal period. The report highlights page-level changes in clicks, impressions, CTR, and position.
Yes. You can upload a CSV or ZIP export, or connect Search Console temporarily with read-only access in your browser.
No. It highlights patterns and suggests areas to investigate. Check seasonality, demand, page changes, technical issues, and search-result competition before assigning a cause.
Yes. You can filter by search type, device, or country and set a minimum previous-click threshold. Keep the same filters across both periods.
No. It reports losses, page priorities, and suggested review actions. You decide what to change and measure performance afterward.
No. Uploaded files and Search Console tokens are not saved to the WordPress database. Search Console access is temporary and read-only in your browser.
Compare your performance, identify the pages behind the decline, and investigate the strongest signals first. Record each action so you can measure its effect.
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