A page can pull in steady search traffic and still perform poorly — visitors arrive and leave almost immediately without reading on or clicking further. Site-wide averages often hide this because one or two problem pages get smoothed over.
This skill compares behavioral metrics across pages to find exactly those cases.
What it does
For a site connected to Yandex Metrika (optionally a specific set of pages), it reads bounce rate, time on page and browsing depth for pages with meaningful traffic, then flags anomalies — bounce rates well above the site average, or time on page implausibly short for the content: a ten-minute guide, say, where the average visit barely outlasts the page load.
What you get
A two-part chat report: "losing people" — a table of page, traffic, the problem metric versus average, a hypothesis (snippet mismatch, slow load, unstructured text, no next step), and what to check or fix; and "benchmarks" — two or three best-performing pages worth copying from. It closes with a recommendation on which page to start with.