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Search Console: Lost clicks

Describes GLLmolfar 0.9.22current release 0.9.23 · checked 1 Nov 2026

Pages that lost a noticeable share of their Google clicks, the last 28 days against the 28 before. Each comes with the reason the numbers point at, the queries it lost, and, where the crawl has one, the crawl's own reason.

Where
GSC › Lost clicks
Mode
Simple and Pro
Built from
The saved Search Console report (last 28 days and the 28 before) and the open crawl
Changes
On Refresh

On the screen

The picture shows the empty state: in this period no page of getlooploop.com lost enough clicks to be listed. With losses, the panel item carries their count, and the report shows a row of reason chips and a table.

The Lost clicks report of the GSC section in GLLmolfar for getlooploop.com, with no page listed
real screenshotProject getlooploop.com. Other sites and brands on screen are replaced with neutral names.
  1. Lost clicks in the panel. Carries the number of pages listed, when there are any.

  2. The two periods. The 28 days compared with the 28 before, whatever period the head shows.

  3. Nothing lost. No page lost a noticeable share of its clicks.

Which pages are listed

“A page is listed when it had at least 10 clicks before and lost 30% of them, and at least 5.” The line under the table says so, with Showing N of M. (up to 100 rows).

With losses

BlockWhat it shows
Reason chipsOne chip per reason with its number of pages, most first, and Export, which saves every row.
AddressThe page. Under it, Lost queries: up to three, each with its position before → now, or gone.
ReasonThe reason the numbers point at, and beside it what this crawl found at the address.
Clicks, Impressions, Position, CTRBefore → after for each, with the change in clicks.
ReasonWhat it means
Gone from searchNo impressions in the last 28 days: the page left Google's results — removed, redirected, noindex, or no longer ranked.
Position fellThe average position is two places or more worse: another page — yours or a competitor's — took the place.
Lower CTRImpressions held, clicks did not: the snippet, or what now stands around it in the results (ads, AI answers, rich results), draws fewer clicks.
Less demandImpressions fell 30% or more at the same position: fewer people search for it — the season, or the topic.
Several causesClicks fell with no single cause in the numbers: a little position, a little demand, a little CTR.
From the crawlAn error status, Redirected, the reason the page is not indexable, or Not found by the crawl. Nothing when the crawl found the page indexable.

The same losses appear as Lost in Google on the Overview and as Lost clicks on the Heat map.

States and messages

NoneNo page lost a noticeable share of its clicks.

No page passes the rule above.

Old reportThis report was fetched before losses and cannibalization were added. Press Refresh to fetch it again.

A report saved by an older version.