Accuracy report

How it is measured

When a site owner connects Google Search Console and marks a page from their plan as live, we record what that page earned in its first 30, 60 and 90 days: impressions, clicks and average position, straight from Google. Each page also carries the verdicts it was given when the decision was made (Fit, Clickability and Value: strong, fair, weak, or cannot call yet). The table below groups measured pages by the verdict they were given and shows what they earned. Nothing is modelled; a page counts only when Google has reported on it.

Pages are not identified, and no site is named. We publish a table once at least 20 pages have their first 30 days measured, and a row once it holds at least 10 pages.

Decisions and abstentions

Across all finished research, 0 page decisions carry verdicts. 0 of them (0%) were left as "cannot call yet" because the evidence was too thin. We would rather say so than guess.

First 30 days by verdict

Collecting. 0 pages on 0 sites have their first 30 days measured so far. The table appears at 20.

What this does and does not show

• It shows whether pages we called strong did better than pages we called weak, on the sites that measure. It cannot show what a page would have earned if it had not been built.
• Owners choose which pages to build. Pages with weak verdicts are built less often, so those rows fill slowly.
• Search Console reports about two days behind and rounds small numbers. Positions are averages over every search the page appeared for.

Connect Search Console from a site's Settings to add your pages to the count and get your own scorecard. Details in the Help Center.