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 optimization (SEO) and …

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

Add a new property If someone else has granted you permission to a property, just open Search Console and select the property using the property selector. Otherwise, you'll need to add a new …

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 the Google …

Schema changes will cause the export to fail. If you want to see historical data that precedes your initial setup, use the Search Console API or the reports. Next steps Learn how to see the status of your …

Your Admin console then searches for your unique TXT record and checks if it's associated with the domain you're verifying. If the Google Admin console finds your unique TXT record associated with …

Setting up API keys These instructions apply for non Google Cloud Platform (GCP) APIs. If you're building a GCP application, see using API keys for GCP. If your client application does not use …

In some cases, Google verifies a profile instantly. This can happen when: You verify your website with Google Search Console. Learn how to add a website property in Search Console. You use bulk …

Verify your site ownership What is ownership verification? Ownership verification means proving to Search Console that you own a specific website. A verified owner has the highest degree of …

Permissions Each user for a Search Console property is assigned one of the following permissions: Owner: Has full control over properties in Search Console. Owners can add and remove other users, …