TrafficMedic

TrafficMedic

What to fix for more Google traffic

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At #1, 280 in 1,000 click

The top result gets the most clicks. TrafficMedic tells you the week it starts losing them, and why.

At #2, 150 in 1,000 click

That’s the top three. TrafficMedic still checks your title wins its share of these clicks.

At #3, 100 in 1,000 click

That’s the top three. TrafficMedic still checks your title wins its share of these clicks.

At #4, 70 in 1,000 click

Move this page to #3 and the same searches bring 100, 1.4 times as many. TrafficMedic finds the pages closest to that jump.

At #5, 50 in 1,000 click

Move this page to #3 and the same searches bring 100, 2 times as many. TrafficMedic finds the pages closest to that jump.

At #6, 40 in 1,000 click

Move this page to #3 and the same searches bring 100, 2.5 times as many. TrafficMedic finds the pages closest to that jump.

At #7, 30 in 1,000 click

Move this page to #3 and the same searches bring 100, 3.3 times as many. TrafficMedic finds the pages closest to that jump.

At #8, 25 in 1,000 click

Move this page to #3 and the same searches bring 100, 4 times as many. TrafficMedic finds the pages closest to that jump.

At #9, 20 in 1,000 click

Move this page to #3 and the same searches bring 100, 5 times as many. TrafficMedic finds the pages closest to that jump.

At #10, 17 in 1,000 click

Move this page to #3 and the same searches bring 100, 5.9 times as many. TrafficMedic finds the pages closest to that jump.

Typical click rates on page one of Google. Once your site has enough data, TrafficMedic uses its own.

Where does your page rank?

How a treatment goes

Five steps from your first sign-in to new drafts in your WordPress. You decide at every one, and nothing is published for you.

Consultation

Sign in with Google and choose your site. TrafficMedic asks for read-only access to Search Console: it can look, never change.

Choose a site

example.comURL-prefix property

shop.example.comDomain property

Read-only access to Google Search Console

Diagnosis

It compares your last 28 days of searches with the 28 before and finds four kinds of trouble: rankings, titles, missing articles and lost clicks.

What to fix on example.com

3,388clicks from Google, 12% fewer than the 28 days before

≈ 1,264clicks a month to gain or win back

Ranking 2Title 1New article 1Lost clicks 3

Prescription

Each fix comes with its dose: the clicks a month it can bring, worked out from your own click rates. The biggest come first.

Title≈ +374 clicks a month

Rewrite the title of /products/espresso-machine-x

Ranking≈ +274 clicks a month

Move /blog/best-coffee-grinders into the top 3

Lost clicks220 clicks a month lost

Find out why /blog/french-press-guide lost 55% of its clicks

Treatment

Click Write it for me. GPT writes the title, the missing sections or the whole article in your blog’s style, and leaves [Add: …] where only you know.

New article, written in your blog’s style

Moka pot or espresso machine: which one suits you?

A moka pot brews strong coffee on the stove. An espresso machine pushes water through the coffee at pressure, which gives the crema. [Add: which of the two your customers buy most]

Saved to WordPress as a draft

Check-up

Turn on autopilot and up to 3 new articles a week arrive in WordPress as drafts, with an email about your traffic. You publish them.

From TrafficMedic, once a week

Your week on Google: example.com

3,388 visits from Google in 28 days.

New draft in WordPress
Moka pot vs espresso

Biggest fix
Rewrite the title of /products/espresso-machine-x: about 374 more clicks a month

In the box

Your prescription, in full

The fix report on a phone: 3,388 clicks from Google, about 1,264 clicks a month to gain, and the first fix, a new title worth about 374 clicks a month.
The fix report
The dashboard on a phone: visits, impressions, average position and click rate against the 28 days before, and the searches that bring the most visitors.
The dashboard
Keyword search on a phone: searches the site already shows up for, with their position, and more searches people make about espresso machines.
Keyword search
The weekly email: visits from Google, the new draft in WordPress and the top three fixes for the week.
The weekly email

Real screens from the sample pages, for a made-up espresso shop.

Free trial

For invited testers, while TrafficMedic is in beta.

Every fix and the dashboard, 5 AI writes and 1 AI search check.

€0

for 7 days, no card needed

Sign in as a tester

TrafficMedic Pro

For owners who want their fixes done every week.

30 AI writes every 30 days, weekly autopilot and AI search checks, leads and sales from Google Analytics, and a weekly email.

€49

a month after the beta, VAT included. Cancel in one click.

Read before use

AccessWhat can TrafficMedic do with my Google account?

Read your Search Console data, nothing else. The access is read-only: it can’t change your site, your settings or your account. Google Analytics is asked for only if you connect it.

Your dataWhat do you keep?

Only what the features you turn on need: your WordPress address and application password, your autopilot site, your drafts, your Blog DNA notes and your last AI check. Passwords and Google access are encrypted.

WritingWill the AI make things up?

It is told not to. Where only you know the answer, such as a price, an address or a result, it writes [Add: …] for you to fill in.

PublishingDoes anything go live without me?

No. Articles arrive in WordPress as drafts. You read them, edit them and publish them yourself.

WordPressDo I need WordPress?

For drafts and autopilot, yes. The fix list, the dashboard and Write it for me work for any site: you get the HTML to paste.

BetaCan anyone sign up now?

Not yet. TrafficMedic is in a private beta: a few invited site owners test it for free, and only they can sign in. Payment opens after the beta, at €49 a month, VAT included, and you can cancel in one click.