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A Search Console click leads from Google Search to the site; an impression is an eligible search-result appearance. CTR is clicks divided by impressions. Average position is the impression-weighted topmost site result position; a lower number is generally better. These are search metrics, not total traffic.

GA4 active users are distinct engaged users within each reported day. Daily users overlap and are never summed as period unique visitors. Sessions are visits; views include repeated page views. Engagement rate is engaged sessions divided by sessions. An engaged session lasts beyond the configured threshold, has a key event, or includes two or more page/screen views. Engagement duration measures foreground engagement; this dashboard divides seconds by sessions.

Consent, blocked scripts, attribution, timezone and reporting definitions make GSC clicks and GA4 users different. Missing days are unavailable. Period CTR and position are impression-weighted; engagement is session-weighted. Reports exclude recent four days; processing may take longer. The period ends relative to each source’s last successful refresh. Granular top-content metrics are deliberately omitted pending owner privacy review of low-volume disclosure. No raw queries or visitor records are published.

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