GOOGLE SEARCH CONSOLE

Google Search Console SEO Dashboard

Review Google search clicks, impressions, queries and landing pages within your campaign. Connect Search Console data to the SEO work you are planning and delivering.

Search Console integration is included on Free. Your Google account needs access to the property.
A CLOSER LOOK

Connect Your Search Console Property

Link an authorized Google account and select the property for your website. Reports use available property data, with date controls for a consistent review period.

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Analyze Clicks, Impressions and CTR

Clicks show visits from Google search results; impressions show appearances. Click-through rate helps you investigate how often those appearances lead to clicks.

  • Total clicks and impressions
  • Average click-through rate
  • Daily performance comparisons
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Understand Average Position

Search Console position summarizes observed search performance rather than a single live rank check. Read it with impressions and query context before drawing conclusions about movement.

  • Average position for the selected data
  • Previous period of equal length
  • A different view from tracked keyword checks
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Investigate Queries and Landing Pages

Use the returned query and page tables to see which searches and URLs contribute to the report. Examine pages with visibility but limited clicks as starting points for further research.

  • Query-level clicks and impressions
  • Landing-page CTR and position
  • Country-level search performance
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Use GSC Data Alongside Other SEO Insights

Pair the search report with selected keyword tracking, website audits and Analytics. The integration returns up to 100 rows for each query, page and country table, so it is not a complete export of every search.

  • Review terms and page relevance
  • Connect findings to campaign activity
  • Export the available Search Console CSV
BUILT FOR YOUR WORK

Who Uses Google Search Console?

Content teams

Investigate the queries associated with important pages.

SEO professionals

Review property-level trends beside selected keyword checks.

Client managers

Explain search changes using dates, queries and landing pages.

GET STARTED

How Google Search Console Works

  1. Choose a website

    Open its campaign workspace.

  2. Connect Google

    Authorize an account that can access the property.

  3. Select Search Console

    Choose the relevant property in the connection flow.

  4. Review performance

    Set dates and inspect metrics, queries and pages.

QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

Google Search Console FAQs

Find answers about google search console before setting up your workflow.

What Search Console metrics are included?

Clicks, impressions, CTR and average position, with daily data and returned query, page and country tables.

Is average position the same as a tracked rank?

No. Search Console averages performance observations; the rank tracker checks selected keywords in a specific market and device context.

Can I compare periods?

Yes. The selected date range is compared with the previous period of equal length.

Do the tables include every query?

No. The integration requests up to 100 rows each for queries, pages and countries. Treat these as the returned tables rather than a complete query inventory.

Can I export Search Console data?

The campaign report includes a CSV export of its returned query, page and country data.

What access do I need?

The Google account you connect must have access to the website’s Search Console property.

CONTINUE YOUR WORKFLOW
YOUR NEXT STEP

Connect Search Console

Use your website’s search data to ask better questions about pages, queries and the next improvement.

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