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Weekly SEO report

This week against last, from Search Console and Analytics: the queries that moved, and who took the clicks you lost.

Analytics & Search Console SEO research
Try this workflow
The promptFrom 3 credits
Write my weekly SEO report for [your website], comparing the last 7 days with the 7 days before.

1. Use list_gsc_sites to find the Search Console property for [your website], then run_gsc_query for both periods by query and by page.
2. Use list_ga4_properties and run_ga4_report for organic sessions and conversions over the same two periods.
3. For the three queries that lost the most clicks, use dataforseo_serp_google to see who ranks in the top 5 now.

Format: a 3-line summary with the headline numbers and % change, a table of the top 5 gaining and top 5 losing queries (clicks, change, position), the pages behind the losses, and three specific actions for this week.

Before you start, ask me for anything in square brackets. Use my SingleBrain Gateway tools for this, such as list_gsc_sites. Only use numbers the tools return. If you cannot see SingleBrain tools, stop and tell me to connect SingleBrain Gateway at https://gateway.singlebrain.com first.
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What it does, 5 calls
01Finds the Search Console property for your siteList Search Console sitesFree
02Pulls clicks, impressions and position by query and page, this period and the lastSearch performanceFree
03Finds the matching Analytics propertyList Analytics propertiesFree
04Pulls organic sessions and conversions for both periodsAnalytics reportFree
05Checks who now ranks for the three biggest losing queriesGoogle rankingsfrom $0.0030
One runFrom 3 credits ($0.003)
You get, an example

A one-page brief with the numbers, the biggest moves and three fixes for this week.

Organic clicks 12,480, down 6.2% on the prior week
"pricing calculator" lost 410 clicks, now position 7 behind competitor.com
Action: refresh /pricing, it carries 3 of the 5 biggest losses
✓ It reads your data and changes nothing, and every call shows up in your activity log.

Example only. Not customer data.