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Overview

The Search section under Visibility is the full-fidelity view of your Google Search Console data inside Sight AI. While the Dashboard shows a curated top-10 view, the Search section gives you the complete list — every query, every URL, every article — with sortable tables, filters, and bulk article creation. It lives at app.trysight.ai/visibility/queries (and the sibling tabs /pages and /articles).

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The Tabs

The Search section is organized into four deep-linkable tabs — three GSC performance tables plus a Google AI view:

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Queries

Every search term that drove impressions to your site in the selected window. Each row includes:
  • The query
  • Clicks and impressions
  • CTR
  • Average position
  • A Create Article button to spin up an article on that keyword
This is the single best place to find ideas for new content. If Google is sending people to your site for a query but you don’t have a dedicated page on that topic, you’re leaving traffic on the table.

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Bulk Create

Select multiple queries with the row checkboxes, then click Create Articles. A modal opens where you can:
  • Edit the target keyword for each query
  • Pick the article type per query (listicle, how-to, explainer)
  • Add per-query custom instructions
Submitting the modal queues all articles for generation in one go. Use this to clear a backlog of high-impression queries in a single sitting.

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Pages

Every URL on your site that Google sends traffic to. Each row includes:
  • The page URL
  • Clicks and impressions
  • CTR
  • Average position
  • A link into the matching Sight AI article when one exists, otherwise an external link to the page
Use this to:
  • Identify your highest-traffic pages and double down on similar topics
  • Find pages that are ranking but aren’t yet hooked into your Sight AI article inventory
  • Spot underperforming pages whose ranking has dropped

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Articles

Only the pages that map to an article in your Sight AI inventory. Each row includes:
  • Article title
  • Status (draft, published, syncing, etc.)
  • Clicks and impressions
  • Average position
  • Growth % vs. the prior matching window
This is the cleanest “what’s working” view. Sort by Growth descending to see your fastest-rising articles, or sort by Clicks to see your headline winners.

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Google AI

The Google AI tab focuses on how Google’s AI Overviews and AI Mode affect your traffic — surfacing queries that are losing clicks to AI answers, plus a place to import Google’s official AI-surface impression data. It’s covered in its own guide: Learn about Google AI Search → All three tabs share the same controls in the top strip:
  • Date range — 7, 28, or 90 days. Defaults to 28 days. Stays sticky across tab switches.
  • Search — filter rows by free text (resets when you switch tabs).
  • Sort — click any column header. Click again to flip direction.
  • Pagination — 25 rows per page; up to 200 rows are loaded server-side.

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How the Data Gets Here

The Search section is populated by your Google Search Console connection. When you first connect:
  1. We backfill the last 90 days of search data from Google
  2. After the backfill, we sync daily to keep the data current
  3. The same daily sync also feeds the Dashboard and Search Opportunities
You don’t need to do anything beyond the initial connection.

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What’s Different from the Dashboard?

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Deep Linking

Each tab has its own canonical URL, so the dashboard’s “All queries →” / “All pages →” links land you on the right view. You can also bookmark a tab — e.g., bookmark /visibility/articles if “what’s growing” is your daily ritual.

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Plan Availability

Search data sync requires a connected Google Search Console property. The feature is available on all paid plans.

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