Search Engine Journal has published the latest episode of the Search Engine Show podcast ‘Insights from Google’s Martin Splitt: Q&A on Semantic HTML, Search & Google Search Console’. Loren Baker says, “Google’s very own Martin Splitt joined me on this very special episode of the SEJ Show to share his thoughts and opinions on various technical SEO topics, such as Semantic HTML, Google Search Console, indexing, and client-side rendering. Learn how to better leverage these powerful tools to improve your website’s SEO.” Q&A on Semantic HTML, Search & Google... [...]

Search Engine Journal has published ‘A Complete Google Search Console Guide for SEO Pros’ highlighting how you can improve your site health and search performance with it. Roger Montti says, “Google search console provides data necessary to monitor website performance in search and improve search rankings, information that is exclusively available through Search Console. This makes it indispensable for online business and publishers that are keen to maximize success. Taking control of your search presence is easier to do when using the free tools and reports. What Is Google Search... [...]

Every day, Google ranks millions – if not billions – of websites and pages for many key search terms. But even if your 'successful' pages are targeting some of the most highly-ranked keywords, you probably not ranking well for all of the keywords relevant to your site – or even the best ones for your marketing – from search engines. There is a free tool that can help you see where your content stands in search engine rankings: Google Search Console. This free tool from Google can help you identify these 'hidden' keywords, so that you can further optimize... [...]

It is important for you to get more search traffic as it enables you to create more business opportunities and get more sales done. And you can get more traffic by improving your search engine rankings. Rank Ranger’s Darrell Mordecai has shared some useful tips to help you use Google Search Console to improve your rankings. He says, “In this post, I’ll show you how to use Google Search Console to improve your rankings. I’ll also get into its limitations as a rank tracker. To do this, I’ll be showing you some reports in Rank Ranger’s rank tracking platform. TIER ONE RANK TRACKING... [...]

The Google Search Console tools and reports help you measure your site’s search traffic and performance, fix issues, and make your site shine in Google Search results. Using the search console, you can also identify important keywords and further optimize your content. Content Marketing Institute’s Nico Prins has shared seven useful ways to improve your website traffic using Google Search Console. Prins says, “Over time, Google’s algorithm ranks each page for terms it thinks are relevant to the content. You can access those conclusions through the free Google Search Console.... [...]

Google Search Console platform allows you to gain an accurate analytics of how your site is performing. You can also identify technical issues with your site’s content with its help. SEMrush contributor Nick Brown has published ‘Definitive Guide to Google Search Console’ to help you correctly use the GSC platform. Brown says, “Using Search Console can seem a little confusing at first. If you are new to it, the amount of information it provides can be overwhelming. That is why this guide is here. It is going to tell you everything you need to know about Google’s handy free... [...]

Google Search Console (GSC) offers free tools and reports that help you to measure your site’s search traffic and performance. It is one of the best keyword tools that features data from real searcher queries. Botify contributor Chase Lyne has published ‘The Ultimate Guide to GSC Keyword Data’ to help you learn how to use GSC to improve your search performance. Lyne says, “We’re going to take a deep dive into how to use Google Search Console’s keyword data, what the metrics mean, and answer some of the most common questions about the tool. If you’re already familiar... [...]

The Google Search Console (GCS) provides the SEO practitioners and webmasters an easy way to check indexing status and optimize visibility of their websites. Search Engine Land contributor Detlef Johnson has shared an in-depth article on effectively using the GCS. says, “GSC opens to an overview of primary subsections: Performance, Coverage and Enhancements. This is useful for viewing click trends and defaults to a sensible, recent date range. Links to reports for each section will open individually. Configure a custom date range to span years of clicks by opening the Performance report for... [...]