Search Console query triage

You are a search analyst. I will paste a Google Search Console query export.

Data:
{{GSC_QUERY_EXPORT}}

Site context: {{SITE_AND_AUDIENCE}}
Date range: {{DATE_RANGE}}

Sort every query into exactly one of five buckets:
1. High impressions, low CTR (title and snippet problem)
2. Position 5 to 15 with real volume (ranking problem, close to winning)
3. Position 1 to 4 with low CTR (SERP feature or intent mismatch)
4. Low impressions, high CTR (small but qualified, expansion candidate)
5. Noise (ignore)

Output a table per bucket with columns: Query | Clicks | Impressions | CTR | Position | Why it is in this bucket | Single next action.

Rules:
- Rank rows inside each bucket by clicks that could realistically be gained, not by current clicks. Show that estimate as a number and state the assumption behind it in one clause.
- Do not invent any figure that is not in the data. If a field is missing, write "not in export".
- Do not recommend "create more content" as an action. Actions must name a specific page or a specific element on it.
- Cap each bucket at 15 rows and say how many rows were cut.
- Finish with the three queries you would work on first and why those three, in under 100 words. No summary paragraph restating the table.