Google Search Console
How to add a website to Google Search Console?
After launching a new project, the owner typically needs to complete two related tasks: add the site to Google Search Console and ensure the search engine can find its pages. No separate paid registration is required for this, and the Search Console service itself is available to site owners free of charge.
How to view external links to a site in Google Search Console?
External links help search engines find pages and evaluate connections between websites. But website owners often don't know who is linking to their website, which content gets the most mentions, and where suspicious links originate.
Performance report in Google Search Console
A website may rank on the first page of Google for some queries and receive virtually no impressions for others. To understand how well it performs in search, you need to check the rankings of individual pages, the number of impressions, and clicks. This data is available in the free Google Search Console.
How to verify rights in Google Search Console?
Before working with search reports, Google asks you to confirm that you actually manage the website or domain. This verification protects Search Console data and limits access to property settings for unauthorized users.
Website indexing in Google: Search Console checks and errors
After publishing a new page, it doesn't automatically appear in search results. Google must first locate the URL, crawl it, process the content, and decide whether to index the document. The time between publishing and the page's appearance in search results can vary, so the mere fact that the URL isn't in the search results doesn't necessarily indicate a technical error.
How to add a sitemap to Google Search Console?
A sitemap helps Google find important website pages and understand which URLs the owner considers relevant for crawling. Most often, an XML sitemap is used, which contains page addresses and, if necessary, additional technical data about their updates.
Google Search Console: what is it and how to use it?
Google Search Console helps you see your website from the Google search engine's perspective. You can check which pages are known to the search engine crawler, which URLs are indexed by Google, which queries are driving impressions and clicks, and any technical issues preventing crawling or indexing.