iPhone app
Today and this week's fixes
Read the Today tab, act on this week's fixes and measure them in Work.
On this page
Today is the first tab and the iPhone version of the web app's This week screen. It answers three questions in one scroll: how search is doing, what changed and what to do next. The site pill above the tab bar shows which site you're looking at; tap it to switch.
What's on the screen
| Section | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Search health | One 0–100 score from your Search Console query rows: click momentum, CTR vs expected, top-10 reach and visibility growth. Tap it for How the score is built. |
| Clicks, Pages up, Fixes | The period's clicks, how many pages gained and how many fixes are waiting. |
| Search performance | Clicks, impressions, CTR and average position against the previous 28 days. |
| Do these first | The fixes worth the most clicks right now, with Add to Tasks and Ask. |
| Biggest win and At risk | The page that gained the most and the one losing the most. |
| Ranking ladder | How many searches rank in the top 3, 10, 20 and 100, and how many moved up or down. Tap a tile to see the searches that entered or left that band. |
| Needs attention | Drops, decaying pages and Google updates. See all opens Alerts. |
| Top movers | The searches that gained or lost the most clicks. |
Turn a fix into a result
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Add the fix to your tasks
Tap Add to Tasks on a fix in Do these first, or open Work → Fixes for the full list. Sort by Biggest impact, Least effort or Newest, and filter by kind: striking distance, low CTR, decay, cannibalization or missing content.
- 2
Do the work
Open the task in Work → Tasks. Ask the assistant how to do it writes the finished text, such as a new title, for that page.
- 3
Mark it shipped
Tap Mark shipped, pick the day the change went live, what to measure (the page, one search query or the whole site) and how long: 14, 28 or 56 days.
- 4
Read the verdict
When the window closes, the task moves to Work → Results as Won, Flat or Lost. A win means clicks rose at least 10% and by more than normal day-to-day swings.
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