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Seotune Search Insights
Seotune Search Insights

Seotune Search Insights

5/5 (1 ratings) 10 active installs Updated Jul 10, 2026
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Dashboard overview with KPIs, charts, top queries and pages, and recent alerts.

Dashboard overview with KPIs, charts, top queries and pages, and recent alerts.

See how your site performs in Google Search — without leaving WordPress.

Seotune Search Insights connects to Google Search Console, imports your search analytics into your own database, and turns them into clear reports and alerts inside the WordPress admin. No third-party analytics account. Not affiliated with Google.

What you get

  • Dashboard — clicks, impressions, CTR, average position, charts, top queries and pages, and recent alerts.
  • Keyword & page reports — sortable, filterable tables with CSV export.
  • Opportunities — high-impression / low-CTR keywords and “quick win” queries in positions 8–20.
  • Cannibalization — queries where multiple URLs compete for the same search term.
  • Decay & content refresh — pages losing traffic and pages worth updating first.
  • Internal linking — suggestions based on your WordPress content and Search Console data.
  • Question queries — question-style searches with difficulty signals.
  • Automatic sync — daily updates after the first connection; historical import available from Settings.

Requirements

The plugin installs like any other WordPress plugin, but reports need a Google connection: a Google Cloud OAuth client and a Google account with access to your site’s Search Console property. Setup takes a few minutes — see Documentation or the Installation section below.

After you connect, the plugin automatically imports the last 28 days of data so dashboards are useful right away. You can import more history anytime from Settings Sync & Import.

Privacy

This plugin does not track your website visitors and does not add pixels, ads, or analytics scripts to your public site.

To work, it uses Google OAuth 2.0 and the Search Console API. Tokens and imported metrics are stored in your WordPress database on your server. Data is shown only to administrators in the WordPress admin. Google’s terms apply: Google Privacy Policy, Google APIs Terms of Service.

Site owners should mention Search Console data processing in their privacy policy where required by law.