Most content plans are guesses. Connecting Google Search Console replaces the guessing with what is already true about your site: the queries you show up for, the impressions you are getting without the clicks, and the pages quietly losing ground. QuQi asks for read-only access and never edits your property. It reads the data and plans around it.
Connect from the Integrations page. QuQi asks only for read-only access to your property.
Clicks, impressions and the queries your site already gets come into QuQi.
The Content Planner books topics against demand that is proven rather than assumed.
Every agent starts switched off. You turn these on when you want them, one agent at a time.
It plans with it. The Content Planner sees the searches you already show up for, including the ones getting impressions but no clicks, and books articles against demand that is proven rather than imagined. The SEO Auditor uses the same data to tell the difference between something broken and something broken that is costing you traffic.
No. QuQi asks only for read-only access and never edits your property. It is there to read the numbers, not to touch the settings.
No, but it makes the plan considerably better. Without it the Content Planner works from your site and your market. With it, it works from what Google is already telling you about your site, which is a much shorter route to topics worth writing.
The Content Planner, for deciding what to write next, and the SEO Auditor, for spotting pages losing ground early. The Growth Strategist uses it more broadly, to work out which subjects you have a genuine claim to.
No. Search Console sits in website analytics, which is its own group. Only publishing destinations are one at a time.
Settings apply per website - manage several sites from one account.