Google Search Console, also known as Google Search Console, is a web-based tool provided by Google that helps webmasters monitor, manage and optimize their website. The tool provides important information about a website's performance and visibility in the Google search engine. Some of the main features of this valuable online marketing tool are explained below.
Google Search Console features
- Performance monitoring: The Google Search Console displays key performance metrics, such as organic impressions, clicks, the average position of a page in search results, and the average click-through rate (CTR). This data can help webmasters improve the ranking and visibility of their website in the search engine.
- Index Coverage Report: This report displays information about the indexed pages of a website and helps webmasters to identify and fix indexing errors and crawling problems.
- Site Map Submission: Webmasters can submit their XML sitemap via the Google Search Console to speed up Google's indexing of their pages and notify Google of changes to the site.
- Mobile User Experience: This feature shows webmasters if their website is optimized for mobile devices and has no usability issues, such as font sizes that are too small, a layout that is unreadable, or missing meta tags.
- AMP validation: For websites using Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP), Google Search Console provides an AMP validation tool to ensure that the AMP version of the website is error-free and performs well.
- Search analysis and filters: The Google Search Console provides detailed data that webmasters can use to filter their organic search by country, device, search query, URL, or time period. This gives them further insight into how their website is performing in specific areas.
