Stop guessing what to fix next. Quick Wins joins your Search Console data with crawl results and lists the changes most likely to bring traffic back or push it higher.
SEO quick wins are small changes with a large expected return, such as rewriting a weak snippet or linking to a page stuck on page two. BigRank generates 19 reports, ranks each item by impact and ease, and explains why it matters and what to do.
Reports are recomputed after every Search Console sync and every crawl. By default they compare the last 28 days of daily data with the 28 days before, and each project can set its own thresholds.
Lost Queries, Falling Queries, Falling Pages and Content Decay show where clicks and rankings are slipping.
Striking Distance Pages (average position 4 to 15) and Second Page Keywords (positions 11 to 20) find rankings one push away from more clicks.
CTR Opportunities flag queries with a click rate well below what their position should earn. Visibility Growth, Clicks Flat finds impressions rising while clicks do not.
Internal Link Opportunities, Cannibalization Risks and Redirect Waste point to linking and consolidation fixes.
Crawl Failure Hotspots, Crawl Trap Candidates, Slow Money Pages and Most Expensive URLs highlight where crawl and speed problems cost you.
Rising Pages, Rising Queries, New Visibility Opportunities and New Content Opportunities show what is working and what to build next.
Each report lists items ranked by impact and ease, with a short explanation of why the item matters and what to change.
Several reports join traffic with crawl results. Internal link suggestions, for example, name source pages whose text mentions the target's top queries.
Period-over-period comparisons and monthly click trends show lost queries, falling pages and slow content decay before they turn into a traffic gap.
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Ask your assistant how many Quick Wins are open in each report, which report holds the most, or how many the team has already done.
Each report already ranks its items by impact and ease, so the work is to pick the report that matches your goal, start at the top and check again after the next sync.
Connect Google Search Console, and let it backfill history.
Pick the group that matches your goal, such as losing traffic or almost ranking.
Items are ranked, so the first rows are the best use of your time.
Reports recompute after every sync and crawl, so you can see whether an item has moved.
Quick Wins fits regular SEO work that needs a short list rather than a dashboard: a weekly routine, a content refresh, a round of snippet rewrites or a client update.
Start each week with the losing traffic reports and the top of the striking distance list.
Use Content Decay and Falling Pages to pick the articles to update first.
Pull CTR Opportunities to rewrite titles and descriptions where clicks underperform.
Include Quick Wins and completed fixes in a white-label report.
Use Quick Wins when you want a ranked list of changes, Search Console when you need every query and page with its clicks and impressions, and Website Audit for every crawl issue grouped by severity.
Get 19 reports that join Search Console and crawl data, each listing items ranked by impact and ease with the change to make.
Read clicks, impressions, CTR and average position by query, page, country and device, and compare any two date ranges.
Crawl the whole site for technical and on-page issues, from broken links to missing metadata, sorted by severity.
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Most quick wins lead to another tool. Check the queries behind a page, draft the content a new opportunity calls for, and track the keywords you push toward page one.
Answers about thresholds, which reports need Search Console, crawl traps, who makes the fixes, the comparison period and why some reports need a crawl too.
Yes. Thresholds are configurable per project.
All except the crawl-based ones: Crawl Failure Hotspots, Crawl Trap Candidates and Redirect Waste.
A URL pattern that produces an explosion of variants, such as many query-parameter combinations, calendar or faceted paths, or repeating path segments.
No. Each item explains the issue and the recommended change, and your team makes it.
By default, the last 28 days against the 28 days before. Search Console history is backfilled for 16 months when you connect.
Yes. Reports that join both sources, such as Internal Link Opportunities and Slow Money Pages, use crawl data too. The first crawl starts when you create a project.
Plans start at $19/month with a 7-day free trial. Every plan includes the site audit, Search Console insights and white-label reports.