Getting started with Search Console If you're interested in improving your site's appearance on Google Search, and you're willing to put in a little time learning about search engine …

How you use Search Console depends on your role, your site, and your personal needs. Read the appropriate section to get started.

Basic Search Console usage for website owners If you're a light user of Search Console (meaning that your website isn't your business, it just describes your business), here's a good way to …

Who should use Search Console? Business owners: Even if you won't be using Search Console yourself, you should be aware of it, become familiar with the basics of optimizing your site for …

Search Console Educational Resources Google Search Central Get more in touch with your audience by using best practices to make it easier for search engines to crawl, index, and …

New to Search Console? Never used Search Console before? Start here, whether you're a complete beginner, an SEO expert, or a website developer.

The Performance report shows important metrics about how your site performs in Google Search results, for example: See how your search traffic changes over time, where it’s coming from, …

Be sure that your Google Analytics 4 property and your Search Console property are collecting data for the same set of web pages. Permissions To create a link, you need the Editor role on …

An overview of Search Console's reports and toolsBelow is a summary of current Search Console reports and settings, and useful legacy tools and reports.

Search Console's URL Inspection tool shows what Google knows about a specific page on your site. It also enables you to test the live version of a page against many requirements for …