Check source coverage and partial-day gaps before comparing organic search periods. The download provides a specific review process. It does not make decisions or act in an account.
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Daily exports, report freshness, timezones, comparison periods and missing-day definitions.
How it works
- List every expected day against available rows and source freshness. A missing row is not zero traffic.
- Separate full periods from partial days and different-duration windows.
- Compare totals only for aligned coverage, or return clearly labelled common-day subsets.
- Return a coverage ledger and held conclusions; do not claim growth from a lagged or truncated source.
The output
period | expected days | supplied days | freshness | common subset | totals | comparison held
Worked fictional example
Fictional prior seven days total 70; current five available days total 60. Do not compare 60 with 70 as a weekly decline. Five matched prior days total 50 imply 20% descriptive common-day increase.
Checks and limits
Preserve source versions and original values. Unknowns stay unknown. Use a qualified reviewer for regulated, legal or hiring decisions. No send, share, account change, schedule, ledger update or payment is authorized. No live account test is claimed.
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Method: reviewed source. Demand lead: Oct5 live GSC marketing copilot37, PlanableClaude33, PlanableChatGPT23, campaignbrief12/report11 impressions; exact topic monthly volume unmeasured. These are site-query cluster impressions and method evidence, not exact new-topic monthly search volume or a traffic promise. Checked October 5, 2026.