Write for the queries you already rank for.
Your AI writing assistant has never seen your Search Console. Give it the real queries, positions and decaying pages, and every brief, refresh and title starts from data instead of a guess.
Free plan, 7-day Pro trial, no card required.
| Article | Clicks, 90 days | Add a section on |
|---|---|---|
| /blog/email-subject-lines | −34% | B2B subject lines |
| /blog/newsletter-ideas | −21% | newsletter ideas for 2026 |
| /blog/welcome-email | −18% | welcome email examples |
Example data for illustration.
GSC Magic lets content writers and editors ask Claude or ChatGPT about their own Search Console data: which queries a page ranks for, which articles are decaying, where titles under-perform on CTR and which pages compete for the same keyword. The assistant then drafts briefs, outlines and title options from those numbers.
Sound familiar?
Briefs built on estimates
Keyword tools show estimates for the whole web. What you need is the queries your page already gets impressions for and doesn't win yet.
Old posts quietly decay
An article that brought traffic last year slips a few positions a month. Nobody notices until it's on page two.
Titles nobody clicks
A page can rank in the top five and still get a fraction of the clicks it should. The fix is often the title, but which titles?
What you get
The queries behind every page
Ask for the queries a URL ranks for, with impressions, clicks and position, and turn the gaps into headings.
A refresh list, ranked
Find the articles losing clicks window after window, so you refresh the ones that matter first.
Titles and meta that earn the click
Spot pages with a CTR far below their position, and let the assistant draft better titles from the real queries.
No more competing articles
See where two of your posts split one query, so you merge or re-angle instead of writing a third.
Easy wins near page one
Pages in positions 4–20 where a better section or an internal link can move them up.
Related keywords from Bing
Bing's keyword research adds related phrases and impression trends for new briefs.
Up and running in a minute
- 1
Connect your site
Sign in with Google and import the blog or content site you write for.
- 2
Add GSC Magic to your writing assistant
Claude in one click from its connector directory, or ChatGPT on a paid plan through Plugins.
- 3
Brief from data
"Write a refresh brief for /blog/welcome-email based on the queries it ranks 4–15 for."
Prompts to try
Copy one into Claude, ChatGPT or your editor once GSC Magic is connected.
Which of my articles lost the most clicks over the last three months, and why?
List the queries my best-performing article gets impressions for but ranks below position 10, and suggest new H2s.
Rewrite the titles of my five pages with the lowest CTR for their position, using the queries they rank for.
Do any of my posts compete for the same query? Tell me which ones to merge.
Give me ten article ideas from queries that bring impressions to my site but have no dedicated page.
Write a refresh brief for my top decaying article: what to add, what to cut and which internal links to add.
The plan that fits
Writing decisions need a few months of data and room for follow-up questions. Pro gives unlimited questions, 16 months of history and Ask AI.
Compare all plans →Pro
For site owners, marketers and consultants.
- Unlimited questions in Claude or ChatGPT
- 16 months of history for decay and seasonality
- Ask AI chat in the dashboard
- Up to 10 sites, for clients or your own blogs
Questions
Do I need to be technical?
No. You sign in with Google, add GSC Magic to Claude or ChatGPT and ask in plain language. No API keys, no spreadsheets.
Does GSC Magic write the articles?
No, your AI assistant writes. GSC Magic gives it your real Search Console, Bing and GA4 data, so its briefs, outlines and titles are based on the queries your pages actually get.
Which AI assistant should I use?
Claude works on every plan, including Claude Free with one connector. ChatGPT needs a paid ChatGPT plan to add custom MCP servers. On Pro and Agency you can also use Ask AI inside the GSC Magic dashboard.
Can I use it for client sites?
Yes. Pro covers up to 10 sites. Your Google account needs access to each site's Search Console property.
Will it publish or change anything?
GSC Magic does not touch your CMS. Its few write tools are for sitemaps and indexing pings on paid plans, and you can switch them off in Settings.
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