From search query to on-site behavior, on one screen.
Search Console knows what people searched. GA4 knows what they did after landing. GIIP joins the two into one AI analysis and delivers it once a day — so you read the query, the page it drove, and the behavior on that page as one row instead of two exports.
Read-only access to your GA4 property and Search Console property is enough to start.
The click is where one tool ends and the other begins.
Search Console and GA4 each hold half of the same story. The half you need — which query brought the visitor who then bounced — lives in the gap between them, and closing that gap by hand is a weekly export-and-pivot chore that goes stale immediately.
Search Console stops at the click
Query, impressions, CTR and average position are all there. What the visitor did after landing is not in that tool.
GA4 starts after the click
Sessions, engagement rate, bounce rate and average duration are all there. Which search query brought them is not in that tool.
Joining them by hand is the actual work
Matching a query to a landing page to a behavior metric means exporting both, lining up URLs, and redoing it next week.
And a report nobody owns changes nothing
Even a correct analysis sitting in a folder does not become a task with an owner and a due date.
Search landing analysis — query, page, and behavior read together.
GIIP reads your Search Console and GA4 data through read-only APIs, joins them per landing page, and has AI write a fixed five-section report every day. The structure is fixed on purpose: day over day stays comparable.
Query to page to behavior, in one row
Each search query is tied to the landing page it drove and to that page’s GA4 behavior — sessions, engaged sessions, engagement rate, bounce rate, average session duration.
Failed joins are shown, not hidden
Every row carries its join state: matched, gsc_only (Search Console has the query, GA4 has no organic landing session) or ga_only (GA4 has the landing, Search Console has no query for it). You always see how much of the picture is actually joined.
Five fixed sections, generated daily
Current situation, today’s core bottleneck, evidence, actions to execute now, and judgments on hold. Each piece of evidence is tagged by type — measured, site-verified, service context, expert hypothesis, or unknown — so a guess never reads like a measurement.
A suggestion becomes an owned issue in one click
Any report can be filed as an issue in your organization from the report screen, and the report remembers the issue it created so the same one is not filed twice.
The analysis rules are yours to edit
Each organization keeps its own analysis prompt, so the report argues about what matters to your business rather than running a generic checklist.
What works today, and what is still roadmap.
Our own analysis harness forbids fake authority signals — invented statistics, numbers without sources, unsupported claims of being best. We apply that rule to this page first. Here is the honest line.
Working today
SEO metrics, measured
Clicks, impressions, CTR and average position per query; sessions, engagement rate, bounce rate and average duration per landing page.
Daily automatic report
Five fixed sections, generated without a manual export.
One-click issue filing
Report to organization issue, with duplicate filing prevented.
Per-organization analysis rules
Your own analysis prompt, editable from the admin screen.
GEO criteria, as a review lens
The report reviews content against GEO criteria — direct answers, numbers with sources, term definitions, structured FAQ, entity relationships and more. These shape the critique. They do not produce a score.
Not implemented yet
AEO
Answer Engine Optimization is defined in our harness but has no implementation. It is roadmap, not a feature. Tracking issue: giip 4023.
A GEO score
There is no GEO score, grade or index. Anyone selling you one from this data is inventing it.
Structured data and FAQ schema validation
Automatic checking of structured data or FAQ schema is not implemented.
Core Web Vitals on screen
Lab data is collected only when your own PageSpeed API key is configured, and it is not surfaced in the report today. Field data is not collected at all.
Per-query conversion
Conversion is attributed at page level. A specific query cannot be tied to a specific conversion, and the report says so rather than implying otherwise.
This list is maintained alongside the implementation. When AEO ships under giip 4023, it moves from the right column to the left — not before.
Structure, not adjectives.
2
Data sources — Search Console and GA4 — analyzed as one
1/day
Automatic report generation, no manual export
5
Fixed report sections, so day over day stays comparable
3
Join states always shown: matched, gsc_only, ga_only
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from looking at Search Console and GA4 myself?
Both tools are already open to you. What is missing is the join: tying a query to the landing page it drove and to the behavior on that page, every day, without a manual export. That join, and the daily AI analysis on top of it, is what this provides.
Does it give me a GEO score?
No. There is no GEO score, grade or index. GEO criteria — direct answers, numbers with sources, term definitions, structured FAQ, entity relationships and others — are reflected in how the report reviews your content, but no score is produced and we will not claim one.
Is AEO supported?
Not yet. Answer Engine Optimization is defined in our analysis harness but is not implemented. We list it as roadmap rather than as a feature. The tracking issue is giip 4023.
Can it tell me which search query produced a conversion?
No, and that limit is structural rather than temporary. Conversion data is attributed at the page level, so the report connects a query to a landing page and that page to its behavior, but it does not claim a specific query produced a specific conversion.
What does it mean when a row says gsc_only or ga_only?
gsc_only means Search Console recorded the query but GA4 has no organic landing session for that page. ga_only means GA4 recorded the organic landing but Search Console has no query data for it. These rows are kept visible rather than dropped, because how much of your data actually joins is itself a finding.
Do you show Core Web Vitals?
Not in the report today. Lab data is collected only when your organization configures its own PageSpeed API key, and field data is not collected at all. We would rather say that than imply every customer sees performance data.
Can the report be tailored to our business?
Yes. Each organization keeps its own analysis prompt, editable from the admin screen, so the report reasons about your funnel and your priorities instead of a generic SEO checklist.
What happens after the report points something out?
Any report can be filed as an issue in your organization in one click, so a suggestion becomes a task with an owner. The report records the issue it created, so re-reading it does not file a duplicate.
What access do you need?
Read-only API access to your GA4 property and your Search Console property. Nothing is written back to either.
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