Fix pages that lose clicks (CTR)

Thousands see your page on Google. Almost nobody clicks.

Finds pages with many impressions and few clicks, writes new titles and descriptions, and measures before vs. after.

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The problem

Your page shows up on Google thousands of times, but almost nobody clicks
An unconvincing title and description send clicks to competitors
Every lost click is a customer who went to someone else

Free calculator: how many clicks are you losing?

Enter how many times the page appears on Google per month (impressions, from Search Console), its average position and today's click rate.

How it works

1Connect Search ConsoleOne click
2The system finds the pagesMany impressions, few clicks
3Approve the fixTitle and description update on your site, and results are measured

What you get

The pages losing the most clicks
A new title and description for each page
One-click update to your site
Before vs. after measurement for every change

Compared to the alternatives

OptionWhat you get
Rewriting titles yourselfWithout knowing which pages, and without measuring
An SEO agencyPart of a retainer worth thousandsexpensive
AutoWriterFinds the pages, writes the title and description, updates your site and measures before vs. after
20 fixes for $14.95 / month · 10 fixes for $9.95 one-timeNo commitment · cancel any time
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Questions & answers

How does the calculator know the expected CTR?

From an average click curve for each Google position. It varies by search type, so it's an estimate.

What is CTR?

The share of people who clicked your page out of those who saw it on Google. A low CTR means the title and description aren't convincing enough.

Does it change my page content?

No. Only the title and description shown on Google. The content stays as it is.

How soon will I see results?

Usually after a few weeks, once Google shows the new title. The system measures and shows the difference.

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