SearchMind Search Console, filtered

Every organic URL, with an AI score beside it.

SearchMind puts your Google Search Console data on one screen. Filter by property, country, folder and date, read clicks next to rankings, export only the columns you need, and see a Check AI score on every page.

Secure GSC OAuth Multi-property 0–10 AI score per URL

Sample data for illustration

Why SearchMind

Your best URLs shouldn't live
in spreadsheets and tabs.

A raw GSC export loses the country split, flattens your folders and tells you nothing about whether an answer engine would quote the page. SearchMind keeps that context on screen.

Every market, read separately

Click a country in the top-countries table and everything switches to that market: the table, the KPI cards and the charts.

Your site, section by section

The directory filter follows your site's folders. Put the blog next to docs or product pages without building a pivot table.

An AI readiness score on every row

Check AI scores each URL from 0 to 10 for AI visibility. Hover for context, then open TrueTrace or an SEO Audit when a page needs more work.

Inside SearchMind

Filter it, chart it, export it,
then check it for AI.

It's one screen with four parts. Set a filter once and it carries through the KPI strip, both charts and the top pages table.

Filters

Connect with OAuth, pick one or more verified properties and always see which one is active. Then narrow by country, site section and date range.

6ranges24h, 7d, 28d, 90d, 180d, custom
KPI cards show filtered page count, clicks, impressions and average position, with property-level totals where the math applies.
Raw GSC vs SearchMind

Same Search Console data. Far less pivoting.

SearchMind pulls from the same Search Console data and keeps the context an export throws away.

compare --workflow
BEFOREManual

Spreadsheets

Default GSC UI plus exports and pivots.

AFTER★ Linkstonic

SearchMind

One filtered workspace for URLs.

Country context on KPIsCards follow the geo filter
Separate export
Folder-level viewBlog vs docs vs product
Regex + pivot
CTR and position trends together
Build a chart
AI readiness per URLFor answer engines
No
Check AI 0–10
Internal / external link counts
No
On demand
Report-ready CSVTitles, metrics, link fields
Rebuilt weekly
next step

Fine for a one-off question about a single property.

Platform overview

International rollouts, content QA, AEO reviews and weekly client reports.

Try SearchMind
Getting started

From GSC data to AI-ready URLs.

STEP 01Connect

Connect and select a property

OAuth into Search Console, choose the domain or URL-prefix property, and everyone on the team can see which one is active.

STEP 02Filter

Filter and compare

Slice by country, folder and date. The KPIs and both charts update together, so SEO and content teams argue from the same numbers.

STEP 03Act

Export and go deeper

Send stakeholders a CSV. Run Check AI and link analysis on the URLs that need AEO work, then pass them to TrueTrace.

Uses the Search Console properties you already verifiedConnect Search Console →
In practice

One market, one folder, twenty minutes on a Monday.

German traffic to your docs dipped, so you filter SearchMind to Germany and /docs/ for the last 28 days. You sort by clicks, read CTR next to position and run Check AI on a few URLs, sending low scorers to TrueTrace. Then you export the CSV for the content lead and start from the same filters next Monday.

  • Filter by country and folder first, then read the number
  • Check AI on a few URLs flags which pages need TrueTrac
  • The exported CSV doubles as the weekly status updat
SearchMind weekly review card showing a Germany and /docs/ filter, 186 pages, three Check AI scores and a CSV sent to the content lead.
FAQ

Things people ask us.

How SearchMind filters, scores and exports your Search Console data.

Still have questions?

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What is SearchMind?

SearchMind is Linkstonic's workspace for Google Search Console data. It lists your URLs by organic performance, with country and folder filters, trend charts, CSV export and a Check AI score on every row. Most questions take a couple of clicks instead of a long session in the default GSC reports.

How do geo filters help SEO and GEO?

They split clicks and CTR by country, so you see how each market performs instead of one blended global number. That helps with international SEO, and with GEO work when you tune content and structured answers for assistants used in a specific region.

What is directory filtering?

Directory filtering limits the table to URLs under one site section, such as /blog/ or /docs/. Product managers and SEOs can then compare one section against another, or track a single section over time, without writing regex in Search Console.

How does Check AI relate to AEO?

Check AI gives each URL a quick 0–10 AI visibility score, a first read on whether answer engines could quote it. AEO comes down to passages that assistants can cite safely. When a score flags thin or risky content, open TrueTrace or an SEO Audit for the details.

Can I export to CSV with custom columns?

Yes. Show or hide the page, title, metric and link-related columns, then export exactly that view. The file drops straight into BI tools, Looker Studio or a slide deck, so nobody rebuilds the weekly report by hand.

What is page link analysis?

Page link analysis loads the internal and external link counts for a URL from crawl data, on demand. A details dialog lists the anchors and the full URLs in separate tabs. It's worth a look before any big internal linking push.

Review your organic pages faster, with the AI score right there.

Connect Search Console, pick a property and see your top URLs by market, section and AI readiness.

Geo & folder filters Check AI on every URL CSV export