Queries by region are spread unevenly — searched heavily in some places, barely at all in others — so "low traffic from a region" turns out to have two opposite causes: the site isn't visible there, or it's visible but the offer doesn't fit the local audience, who leave almost as soon as they arrive. This skill builds a per-region diagnosis so the two don't get confused and time isn't spent fixing the wrong problem.
What it does: a map of queries by region
For the business's main queries, it checks Wordstat query statistics by region for where demand concentrates in absolute terms and where regional affinity is above average, then cross-checks that against a connected Yandex Metrika account's visit geography and behavior — bounce rate, depth — for the same regions, tagging each as invisible, irrelevant, fine, or not a market.
What you get
A chat matrix: region → demand (absolute and affinity) → visits → behavior → status → recommended step, with the two or three highest-potential regions highlighted at the top so it's obvious where to look first when deciding how to split budget across regions.