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Keyword Explorer · Search Console keywords

Start with the keywords Google already gives you.

Connect Google Search Console to your SEORCE project and your own queries appear inside Keyword Explorer. Clicks, impressions and average position sit beside market volume, difficulty and intent. The quickest wins are often keywords Google already links to you.

Common challenges

The quickest wins are already half-won.

Spreadsheets

Export, paste, VLOOKUP, repeat

Search Console in one tab, keyword research in another, and a formula holding them together.

Page two

Stuck just off page one for months

The page is close. Nobody noticed which queries it nearly ranks for.

Blind spots

Researching keywords we already rank for

New content gets planned for terms an old page already covers.

How it works

Connect once, research with it.

01 · CONNECT

Link Search Console to your project

SEORCE uses the connection for the whole project.

02 · OPEN

Go to Keyword Explorer

Your queries appear beside the market data.

03 · SPOT

Read clicks and position

Find queries sitting just off page one.

04 · ACT

Improve or plan

Strengthen the page that nearly ranks, or plan a new one.

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What's inside

Your data and the market's, side by side.

Your queries

See what you rank for, without exports.

Your Search Console queries show up with clicks, impressions and average position, next to the market numbers for the same keyword.

  • Clicks and impressionsWhat each query already brings you.
  • Average positionWhere you rank today.
  • Market volume beside itHow big the opportunity is, from Google's own data.
Search Console · last 28 daysConnected
QueryClicksPos.Vol.
agency invoicing software1426.21,600
retainer invoice template3811.4720
invoice in multiple currencies218.9480
agency billing software914.7880
Demo account · illustrative
Close to page one

Find the pages that nearly rank.

A query at position 11 is a small push from page one. With position and market volume in one view, those near misses stand out.

  • Position beside volumeA high-volume query in positions 11 to 20 is worth a look.
  • Difficulty for contextSee whether the push is realistic.
  • Fix before you writeImproving a page that nearly ranks is often faster than starting a new one.
  • Track the resultRank Tracker shows whether the change moved it.
Search Consoleretainer invoice template

Position 11.4 · 720 searches a month · KD 19

Near miss
Next stepImprove the existing page

Add the missing sections, then watch it in Rank Tracker.

Demo account · illustrative
No extra setup

One connection, used across SEORCE.

Keyword Explorer uses the Search Console connection your SEORCE project already has. Nothing else to install.

  • Connected at project levelLink Search Console once for the project.
  • Market data without itKeyword Explorer still works if you haven't connected Search Console yet.
Connection
Search Consoleyour site
↓
SEORCE projectconnected
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Keyword Exploreryour queries
Demo account · illustrative
Why it's different

Two tabs, or one view.

The usual way is to export Search Console and match it against keyword data by hand. Keyword Explorer puts both in the same view.

The usual wayexports and formulas

Download queries from Search Console, paste them next to keyword research, and match them row by row.

Keyword Explorerone view

Your queries, clicks, impressions and positions next to volume, difficulty and intent, with nothing to export.

Does Keyword Explorer use GSC data?

Yes. When your SEORCE project is connected to Google Search Console, your queries appear inside Keyword Explorer with clicks, impressions and average position. They sit beside market data for the same keywords, including search volume, difficulty and intent. That makes it easy to spot queries you nearly rank for and topics your site already covers, without exporting anything.

Key facts

  • Keyword Explorer shows Google Search Console data when your SEORCE project is connected
  • Queries appear with clicks, impressions and average position
  • Search Console data sits beside market volume, difficulty and intent
  • Keyword Explorer works with market data even without Search Console
  • SEORCE connects to Google Search Console. There is no GA4 connection

Last reviewed 15 October 2026 by the SEORCE team.

Common questions

GSC keywords, answered.

Updated 15 October 2026

Yes. When your SEORCE project is connected to Google Search Console, your queries appear in Keyword Explorer beside the market data.

Clicks, impressions and average position for each query.

No. Keyword Explorer works on market data alone. Search Console adds your own performance to the view.

No. SEORCE connects to Google Search Console. There is no GA4 connection.

No. Keyword Explorer shows your current Search Console data for research. Rank Tracker follows positions over time.

Start today

Your quickest wins are already in your data.

Add your site, connect Search Console and see the queries you nearly rank for.

Join 3,000+ users already on SEORCE.

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