find_quick_wins
Find quick-win keyword opportunities from your latest Search Console pull: queries ranking in positions 8–20 with enough impressions to be worth a push…
Cost: 10 credits.
find_quick_wins reads your latest pull_gsc_data and surfaces the quick wins: (query, page) pairs that already rank just off the top of page one and already draw impressions, where a small on-page push can convert that demand into clicks. Run pull_gsc_data first.
What it does
From the pull's current window, it selects queries where your page ranks in positions 8–20 with at least 20 impressions, then prioritizes them by impressions (biggest opportunity first). Already-winning queries (position under 8) and near-zero-demand long-tail queries are left out, so the list stays a focused shortlist rather than a dump.
Example
Ask your MCP client in plain language:
What are the quick wins for my example.com project?
Input
| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
project_id | string (uuid) | Yes | The project to analyze (must have run pull_gsc_data first). |
Returns
A prioritized list of quick-win opportunities — each with its query, page, average position, impressions, clicks, and CTR — best opportunity first. If nothing clears the bands, it says so (and you are still charged for the delivered analysis).
pull_gsc_data
Pull two windows of Google Search Console performance (current + previous period) for a connected project, so find_quick_wins / detect_cannibalization /…
detect_cannibalization
Detect keyword cannibalization from your latest Search Console pull: queries where two or more of your pages meaningfully compete for the same query…