Know what the update did before you panic.
When traffic is your income, a bad week is scary. Ask an AI agent which sections, posts and queries moved, whether it's an update or a season, and which articles to fix first.
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| Section | Clicks, 7 days | Avg. position |
|---|---|---|
| /reviews/ | −41% | 4.1 → 8.3 |
| /best/ | −29% | 5.2 → 7.9 |
| /recipes/ | −3% | 6.0 → 6.2 |
Example data for illustration.
GSC Magic connects Claude, ChatGPT and other AI agents to a blog's or publisher's Google Search Console, Bing and GA4 data, so you can see which posts and sections lost traffic after a Google update, which articles are decaying, where posts cannibalize each other and how much traffic AI assistants send, with alerts when clicks drop.
Sound familiar?
Updates land without warning
You find out from the earnings dashboard, days later, and still don't know which posts or sections were hit.
The archive decays quietly
Hundreds of older posts each lose a little every month. Together it's a big drop, but no single chart shows it.
Posts compete with each other
Years of publishing leave several articles chasing the same query, and Google rotates between them.
What you get
Before-and-after on any date
Compare the weeks before and after an update by section, post and query, and separate a ranking loss from normal seasonality.
A refresh list ranked by loss
Content decay finds posts losing clicks window after window, so you update the ones worth the most first.
Merge, don't multiply
Cannibalization shows which posts split one query and which one Google prefers.
Alerts when clicks fall
Traffic-drop alerts by e-mail and a weekly digest, so you hear about a drop the day it shows up in the data.
Years of history, not 16 months
Pro keeps every stored day after Google drops it, so you can compare this update with the one two years ago.
Traffic beyond Google
Bing performance and sessions from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Gemini in GA4, to see where readers come from now.
Up and running in a minute
- 1
Connect your site
Sign in with Google and import the blog. Pro backfills 16 months of history on connect.
- 2
Add GSC Magic to Claude or ChatGPT
Claude in one click from its connector directory, ChatGPT on a paid plan through Plugins.
- 3
Ask when something moves
"Compare the two weeks before and after the 14th by section. What lost the most?"
Prompts to try
Copy one into Claude, ChatGPT or your editor once GSC Magic is connected.
Compare clicks for the two weeks before and after [date] by section and by post. What lost the most?
Is this drop a Google update or normal seasonality? Compare with the same weeks last year.
Which posts lost clicks for three 28-day windows in a row? Rank them by clicks lost.
Which of my articles compete for the same query? Tell me which to merge and where to redirect.
Which posts rank 4–10 with high impressions, where one good update could reach the top 3?
How much traffic do ChatGPT and Perplexity send to my articles, and to which ones?
The plan that fits
Publishing lives on long comparisons and fast warnings. Pro keeps 16 months and growing, sends alerts and a weekly digest, and has no limit on questions.
Compare all plans →Pro
For site owners, marketers and consultants.
- History beyond Google's 16 months, for update-to-update comparisons
- Traffic-drop alerts and a weekly digest
- Unlimited questions in Claude or ChatGPT
- Up to 10 sites for a network of blogs
Questions
Can it tell me whether a drop was a Google update?
It shows when the drop started, which sections, posts and queries moved and how the same weeks looked last year. Matching that against Google's announced update dates is the agent's job; GSC Magic gives it the data.
Does it work for affiliate sites?
Yes. Any site verified in Search Console works. Affiliate revenue itself is not in Search Console; with GA4 connected the agent can see key events you track.
How far back can I compare?
Pro and Agency backfill 16 months on connect and keep every day after that, so your stored history keeps growing past Google's window.
Can it rewrite my posts?
Your AI assistant can draft updates from the data GSC Magic provides. GSC Magic itself never edits your site or CMS.
I run several blogs. Is that one account?
Yes. Pro covers up to 10 sites, Agency up to 25.
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