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docs/AEO/Growth Plan/_workspace/gsc/), as of Oct 10, 2026. A readout that stopped before its summary leaves no folder, so it would show as a missing week, not as a record. Sitemap resubmissions between readouts are steps of the readout that followed them. The numbers below are counted from the records shown.Oct 10, 202613:30Week of Oct 10 · Google readout25 clicks and 1,951 impressions in 28 days (29 and 1,680 last week), 8 category-query impressions from 4 queries (1 from 1), the brand query at position 6.4 (6.6), 166 of 181 sitemap URLs indexed (165 of 185). Sitemap resubmitted twice since the last readout.SucceededSummary writtenNo one needed for this run
Steps
- DonePulled the snapshot: 90 days of daily totals, the 28-day queries and pages, both period comparisons, 16 months of named queries, the sitemap status
- DoneInspected all 181 sitemap URLs: 166 indexed, 15 not, one newly indexed, 16 URLs new since Oct 3
- DoneSummarised beside the Oct 3 snapshot: all four numbers inside the noise band
- DoneTraced the three new category queries to the Lab Notes baseline post (positions 20 to 76), and the homepage’s impression drop to the “world claw” name-collision queries fading, not to a loss
- DoneGoogle line written into the week’s report, with the “clawworld” query’s four days of zero impressions flagged to watch
- DoneSitemap resubmitted on Oct 5 after the two /learn pages went live, and on Oct 10 after the two comparison posts, which had gone live an hour after Google’s last read of it
How it was handled
No stop in this run. The readout found that the sitemap stamped every marketing page with the build date, a lastmod Google stops trusting, and that /pricing had not been recrawled since Sep 22; the generator now writes the date of each page’s last source commit, live the same day.
Next step
The Oct 17 readout checks whether the two comparison posts reached the index, whether the “clawworld” query’s zero days ended, and whether /pricing was recrawled once its lastmod was real.
Where this record comes from
docs/AEO/Growth Plan/_workspace/gsc/2026-10-10/summary.md · commit 1718b61d
Oct 3, 202621:22Week of Oct 3 · Google readout29 clicks and 1,680 impressions in 28 days, 1 category-query impression from 1 query, the brand query at position 6.6, 165 of 185 sitemap URLs indexed. First readout, nothing to compare to.SucceededSummary writtenNo one needed for this run
Steps
- DoneConnected Search Console: the OAuth sign-in, the domain property, the first pull of every report
- DoneInspected all 185 sitemap URLs; one answered “Internal error” and was recorded as an API error, cleared the following week
- DoneSummarised with no previous snapshot to set beside it
- DoneBaseline and SEO plan written (growth plan W02/07): Google reads the site as an AI news blog, one category impression, the brand name in sixth place, 20 pages about the retired product still indexed
- DoneThe 20 retired-product pages taken out of the sitemap and set to 410 the same night; sitemap resubmitted
How it was handled
No stop in this run. What the first readout showed became a five-step plan: take the name back, category pages from zero, the blog as a hub for the service, stop the daily template naming the retired product, write more comparisons. The first two actions shipped the same night.
Next step
The Oct 10 readout checks whether a category query appears for the first time on a page built for it, and whether the retired pages leave the index.
Where this record comes from
docs/AEO/Growth Plan/_workspace/gsc/2026-10-03/summary.md · commit 3c0a2730
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