Google console

The good news is that a little effort can go a long way in improving your search results. • Get a Google account if you don't have one. That's the only requirement to use Search Console. • • • • • Read through the • Check out these reports: • Critical • • How are you performing on Google? Use the appropriate Performance report for your site. We have performance reports for web search, news search results, and Discover. • Is your site hacked? Open the Security Issues report to see whether Google has found any evidence of hacking on your site, which can lead to bad or dangerous user experiences, or even being blocked from Search. (Note that your security issues status is noted on your site's dashboard as well, and if a new issue occurs, you will receive an email notification, so if your property dashboard shows no security issues, you don't need to check this report.) • Is your site in violation of Google policies? Open the Manual Actions report to see whether your site violates any Google spam policies about acceptable site behavior, which can cause your content to be omitted from search results. (Note that if your site is subject to any manual actions, you will see a notification on your site's dashboard, and will also receive an email notification when the event occurs, so if your property dashboard shows no manual actions, you don't need to check this report.) • Optional • Has Google found all your pages? Learn which pages Google has found on your site. • How is your sit...

• SEJ • ⋅ • Tools Google Search Console: New Report Details Content Growth Google's upgraded Search Console Insights provides new details about content performance, even for properties with a Google Analytics association. • Search Console now offers enhanced content performance insights for properties not associated with Google Analytics. • The new "Your Growing Content" report shows the growth in impressions or clicks for your top content. • The upgraded features are live and available for all sites. Google has rolled out an upgrade to Search Console, offering enhanced content performance insights for properties not linked to a Google Analytics account. This new feature includes a “growing content” report, which displays impression and clicks growth changes for top-performing content over a specific date range. This report showcases the ‘growth’ of content, as determined by an increase in impressions or clicks when comparing the data from one period to the next. Google confirms the new features are live and showing up for sites not connected to a Google Analytics property. The company commented on the upgrade on “Search Console Insights got an upgrade for properties that are not associated with Google Analytics. This includes new content performance insights, such as your site’s most popular and most trending pieces of content on Search.” These upgrades provide additional reporting, analytics, and insights, which can be crucial in understanding how Google Search interacts...