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The Search Performance page compares your AI visibility with data from Google. It uses the Google accounts that you connect:
  • Google Search Console: the organic queries and their rank.
  • Google Analytics 4: the AI referral traffic and the conversions.
  • Google Ads: the paid keywords and their spend.
To open the page, click Search Performance in the Mapping group of the sidebar.

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Connect a data source

The page shows one card for each Google source, with its state, for example Connected or Not connected. Without a connected source, the page shows no data.
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Connect the account

On the card of the source, click Connect. Sign in with Google and give access.
2

Choose a property

In Choose a … property, select the property in Property.
3

Save

Click Save. Perquery imports no data until you select a property.
To change the settings of a connection, click Manage on its card. For more information, see:

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Filters

The page uses the filters at the top of the screen:
  • Date range: the period of the data.
  • Compare to: the period that the changes of the referral traffic are calculated against.

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AI visibility and organic performance

The AI visibility ↔ organic performance table shows when Google Search Console is connected. Perquery matches each of your prompts to a Search Console query. The subtitle shows how many prompts matched a query. The Overlap column has these values:
  • High: the brand is strong in AI answers and ranks well in Google.
  • Low · organic ahead: the query ranks well in Google, but the brand is weak in AI answers.
  • Low · AI ahead: the brand is strong in AI answers, but the query ranks low in Google.
  • Medium: the other cases.
The rows where the two numbers disagree most come first.

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AI referral traffic

This section shows when Google Analytics 4 is connected.
  • AI referral traffic: the sessions that came from each AI assistant in the date range, and the change against the comparison period.
  • Conversion comparison: the conversion rate of each source against the organic traffic. The organic traffic is the reference. A value such as ↑ 2x shows how many times the organic rate a source converts.
The Paid terms against AI visibility table shows when Google Ads is connected. It compares the spend on a keyword with your AI visibility for the matched prompt. The Verdict column has these values:
  • Overspending: you spend on a keyword where AI answers already show your brand strongly.
  • Uncovered: the keyword has demand, you do not spend on it and AI answers show your brand weakly.
  • Aligned: the other cases.
Spend is matched to prompts by keyword. A paid term that matches no prompt does not show in the table. If the site has a target market, the table shows only the terms of that market.

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Export the data

The AI visibility ↔ organic performance, Conversion comparison and Paid terms against AI visibility sections each have an Export menu. Select CSV or Excel (.xlsx).