GTK Clean SEO Results

A dated summary of GTK Clean Google Search performance, including monthly click endpoints, reported cumulative figures and their interpretation.

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SEO performance summary

GTK Clean:
Google Search performance.

GTK Clean recorded 48 monthly Google Search clicks in February 2026 and 284 in September 2026. This summary puts those two monthly figures alongside the cumulative data reported for the project.

Reporting window
February 2026 – September 2026

Start and end months

From 48 to 284
monthly search clicks.

September recorded more clicks than February. Showing both months gives the increase useful context, rather than presenting a growth figure on its own.

February 2026

48

Google Search clicks

September 2026

284

Google Search clicks

The September figure was 236 clicks higher than the February figure. These endpoints describe a change in search activity. Understanding its commercial value also requires knowing what people searched for and what they did after visiting.

Wider reported figures

Read visibility
alongside visits.

The reviewed project summary records 142,139 cumulative impressions and 1,148 cumulative clicks. They describe different parts of the search journey: appearing in results and receiving clicks from those results.

Reported cumulative impressions
142,139
Reported cumulative clicks
1,148

Source and method: Figures are reproduced from the Google Search Console project summaries reviewed by Stormy Increment. Cumulative figures are shown as reported; monthly figures compare only the stated start and end months. This summary does not establish an uninterrupted trend, isolate the effect of individual activities or report leads and revenue. See Google’s guide to Search Console metrics for metric definitions. Summary updated .

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