Search query trends are easy to miss when position tracking is judged in a snapshot, overlooking that demand for some topics is actively growing at the same time. A topic sitting steady at position ten could bring in multiples more traffic in six months simply because the market is expanding — if it isn't missed now, before competitors catch on too.
How it reads search query trends
Using a connected Yandex Webmaster account, it pulls the site's significant topics with impressions and positions, checks the Wordstat query trend for the most promising ones, and cross-references growth against current rank: growing demand with a weak position is a growth zone, growing demand with a strong position needs defending, and falling demand isn't worth the investment regardless of position.
What you get
A document saved to the library with a summary, a table of topic → demand trend → current position → action → priority, and a plan for the coming month. The chat reply is a short digest of how many growth zones were found, the top three opportunities, and the first action to take this week.