Can you bring my GA4 website sessions by day during this month blended with Search Console clicks?

8:36 AM

I'll pull your GA4 sessions by day blended with Search Console clicks for this month. Let me load the Porter tools first since that's your data platform.

You have multiple GA4 properties. The most likely candidate for your main Porter Metrics site is "Porter - GA4 - portermetrics.com". Let me also list your Search Console accounts to find the matching one.

I'll blend the Porter Metrics GA4 property with the sc-domain Search Console property (most comprehensive — captures both http/https and subdomains).

Got sessions. Now let me find the Search Console clicks field and date dimension.

I'll use the blended date field to join both sources on the same time axis. Querying this_month now.

The blend returned data but the two sources didn't join on the date axis — Search Console clicks came back as a single aggregate row (17,775 total for the month) rather than split by day, while GA4 sessions are properly daily. This is because the blend is using GA4's date format (YYYYMMDD) and Search Console dates aren't aligning. Let me try with the GSC-specific date field alongside GA4's date.

Search Console does have daily data (it's just lagged by ~2 days, which is normal for GSC). Now I have both series — let me visualize them blended.

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A few things worth flagging on the data:

GSC lag is normal. Search Console only has data through Apr 15 — GSC typically lags 2-3 days, so Apr 16-17 will backfill over the next couple days.

Apr 17 sessions look partial. 390 sessions vs a daily average around 2,000 suggests the day isn't done yet (GA4 is live through today but it's still early).

Weekend dip is visible on both series. Apr 4-5 and Apr 11-12 drop on both sessions and clicks — consistent with B2B SaaS traffic patterns for Porter.

Clicks/sessions ratio is ~56-58% on most days — meaning organic Google Search is driving more than half of your total sessions. That's a healthy signal for SEO as a primary acquisition channel, and it'll be worth watching how that ratio shifts as you push the "marketing engineer" content and the programmatic SEO pages live.

Want me to break this down further — by landing page, by device, or compare against last month to see the trend?

Claude is AI and can make mistakes. Please double-check responses.