This message is for those of you who are using Google Search Console, separately or connected via Google Analytics, either for your own or for your clients' sites. I'm currently working for a company that is developing a piece of software, which extends the capability of Google Search Console well beyond what you currently get through Google's own user interface. Most notably, the current version of the software can: Query and retrieve an almost unlimited amount of data from Google (as opposed to the 1000-row-of-data limit currently imposed in Google's own interface). So you get data for all your keywords and all your landing pages even if you have millions of keywords/URLs. Btw, this includes data for all the "not provided" keywords, too. Combine, filter and otherwise manipulate all the queried data. So, you get a complete view of your site's performance. Some of the things you will be able to do: See all the keywords a given landing page is currently ranking for, including the position in Google Search, where it's ranking (by search type, device and/or country), how many impressions and clicks it's getting and what is the CTR. See all the landing pages that come up in Google Search for a given keyword. Filter the data any way you want (e.g. web vs image search, mobile vs desktop, USA vs UK, etc.). Are there any under-performing keywords that need more attention or any new keywords that present a low-hanging-fruit traffic opportunity? Are there any potential quality issues (e.g. pages that don't rank)? Are we potentially cannibalizing traffic by lower-priority pages? ... and more. Ability to store and then view historical data (beyond the Google-imposed limit of 3 months). So, as long as you are using the software long enough, you can easily compare year-on-year performance, view seasonal trends, etc. Do all this for any combination of the following: Keywords Landing pages/URLs/websites Ranking positions Impressions Clicks CTR search types: web, image, video devices: desktop, mobile, tablet across 200 countries If the above caught your interest, we would love you to beta test this new tool. You can find the details at http://searchconsolehelper.com/community/testers/