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GOOGLE SEARCH CONSOLE:


The Definitive Guide
Written by Brian Dean Last updated Aug. 06, 2024

This guide has everything you need to know


about the Google Search Console (GSC).
If you’re new to SEO, I’ll show you how to get
started with the GSC.
And if you’re an SEO pro? I’ll reveal advanced
tips, tactics and strategies that you can use
to get higher rankings.
Bottom line:
If you want to get the most out of the Search
Console, you’ll love this guide.

Contents

1. Getting Started With 2. How to Optimize Your 3. Get More Organic


the Google Search Technical SEO With the Traffic with the
Console GSC Performance Report

4. Cool GSC Features 5. Advanced Tips and


Strategies

CHAPTER 1:
Getting Started With the
Google Search Console
In this chapter I’ll show you how to use the
Search Console. First, you’ll learn how to add Find Keyword Ideas
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Step #1: How to Add Your Site to the GSC


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First, log in to the Google Search Console and click on “Add Property”.

Then, copy and paste your homepage URL into the “Domain” field.
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Next, it’s time to verify your site.


There are 7 ways to verify your site. Here are the 3 easiest ways to get your site
verified:
HTML File: Upload a unique HTML file to your site.
CNAME or TXT Record: Here’s where you add a special CNAME or TXT record to
your domain settings.
HTML Code Snippet (my personal recommendation): Simply upload a small
snippet of code (an HTML tag) to the <head> section of your homepage’s code.
Once you’ve done that, you can proceed to step 2.

Step #2: Set Your Target Country


Google does a pretty good job figuring out which country your site is targeting. To
do that, they look at data like:
Your ccTLD (for example: co.uk for UK sites)
The address listed on your website
Your server location
The country you get most backlinks from
The language your content is written in (English, French etc.)
That said, the more information you can give Google, the better.
So the next step is to set your target country inside the (old) GSC.
1 Click the “International Targeting” link (under “Search
Traffic”)

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2 Click the “Country” tab
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3 Check the “Target users in” box

4 Select your target country from the drop-down box


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And you’re all set.

Step #3: Link Google Analytics With Search


Console
Back in 2013, Google switched all searches over to HTTPS.

This was great for security. But it was a bummer for website owners.
Suddenly, priceless keyword data vanished from Google Analytics.
Instead, all we got was this:

The good news? There’s a simple way to get some of that keyword data back:
Link Google Analytics with your Google Search Console account.
Here’s how:
Open up your Google Analytics. Then, click the “Admin” button at the bottom of the
left menu.

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Click on the “Property Settings” link.

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Scroll down until you see the “Adjust Search Console” button. Click it!
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Click on “Add”.

Scroll down until you find your website, check the box, and hit “Save”.

You’re done! Analytics and Search Console are now linked.


Let’s see what you get…
Landing pages with impression and click data:

Impression, click, CTR, and position data by country:

But most importantly… keyword data:

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Boom!

Step #4: Check For Security Issues


Finally, check to see if you have any security issues that might be hurting your
site’s SEO.
To do that, click “Security Issues”.
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And see what Google says:

In most cases, as you see here, there aren’t any security problems with my site. But
it’s worth checking.

Step #5: Add a Sitemap


I’ll be honest:
If you have a small site, you probably don’t NEED to submit a sitemap to Google.
But for bigger sites (like ecommerce sites with thousands of pages) a sitemap is
KEY.
That said: I recommend that you go ahead and submit a sitemap either way.
Here’s how to do it:
First up, you need to create a sitemap. If you’re running WordPress with the Yoast
plugin, you should already have one.
If you don’t have a sitemap yet, head over to Yoast. Then, set the XML sitemaps
setting to “On” (under “General/Features”):

Click the “See the XML Sitemap” link, which will take you to your sitemap:

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have a sitemap, it’s usually
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It’s SUPER easy to do in the new GSC.
Grab your sitemap URL. Then, hit the “Sitemaps” button.
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Paste in your URL and click “Submit”.


And that’s it:
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Told you it was easy 🙂

CHAPTER 2:
How to Optimize Your Technical
SEO With the GSC
In this chapter I’ll share the tactics I use to
SLAM DUNK my technical SEO.
As you know, when you fix these technical
SEO problems, you’ll usually find yourself
with higher rankings and more traffic.
And the Google Search Console has a TON
of features to help you easily spot and fix
technical SEO issues.
Here’s how to use them:

Use The “Index Coverage” Report To Find


(And Fix) Problems With Indexing
If everything on your website is setup right, Google will:
a) Find your page
and
b) Quickly add it to their index
But sometimes, things go wrong.
Things you NEED to fix if you want Google to index all of your pages.
And that’s where the Index Coverage report comes in.
Let’s dive in.

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The Index Coverage report lets you know which pages from your site are in
Google’s index. It also lets you know about technical issues that prevent pages
from getting indexed.

It’s part of the new GSC and replaces the “Index Status” report in the old Search
Console.
Note: The Coverage report is pretty complicated.
And I could just hand you a list of features and wish you luck.
(In fact, that’s what most other “ultimate guides” do).
Instead, I’m going to walk you through an analysis of a REAL site (this one),
step-by-step.
That way you can watch me use the Index Coverage Report to uncover
problems… and fix them.

How to Find Errors With The Index Coverage


Report
At the top of the Index Coverage report we’ve got 4 tabs:
1. Error
2. Valid with warnings
3. Valid
4. Excluded

Let’s focus on the “error” tab for now.


As you can see, this site has 54 errors. The chart shows how that number has
changed over time.
If you scroll down, you get deets on each of these errors:
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There’s a lot to take in here.
So to help you make sense of each “reason”, here are some quick definitions:
“Submitted URL seems to be a Soft 404”
This means that the page was “not found”, but delivered an incorrect status
code in the header.
(I’ve found this one to be a little buggy)
“Redirect error”
There’s a redirect for this page (301/302).
But it ain’t working.
“Submitted URL not found (404)”
The page wasn’t found and the server returned the correct HTTP status
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All good. (Well, if you ignore the fact that the page is broken…)
“Submitted URL has crawl issue”
This could be a 100 different things.
You’ll have to visit the page to see what’s up.
“Server errors (5xx)”
Googlebot couldn’t access the server. It might have crashed, timed out, or
been down when Googlebot stopped by.
And when you click on an error status, you get a list of pages with that particular
problem.

404 errors should be easy to fix. So let’s start with those.


Click a URL on the list. This opens up a side panel with 4 options:

But first, let’s visit the URL with a browser. That way, we can double check that the
page is really down.

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Next, pop your URL into the URL inspection field at the top of the page.

And Googlebot will rush over to your page.


Sure enough, this page is still giving me a 404 “Not found” status.

How do we fix it?


Well, we have two options:
1. Leave it as is. Google will eventually deindex the page. This makes sense if the
page is down for a reason (like if you don’t sell that product anymore).
2. You can redirect the 404 page to a similar product page, category page, or
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How to Fix “Soft 404” Errors


Now it’s time to fix these pesky “Soft 404” errors.
Again, check out the URLs with that error.

Then, visit each URL in your browser.


Looks like the first page on the list is loading fine.

Let’s see if Google can access the page OK. Again, we’ll use the URL Inspection
tool.

This time we’ll hit the “Test Live URL button”. This sends Googlebot to the page. It
also renders the page so you can see your page like Googlebot sees it.

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Now let’s see how Google rendered the page. Click “View Tested Page”, then the
“Screenshot” tab:
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Looks pretty much the same as how visitors see it. That’s good.
Next, click the More Info tab, and check for any page resources that Google wasn’t
able to load correctly.

Sometimes there’s a good reason to block certain resources from Googlebot. But
sometimes these blocked resources can lead to soft 404 errors.
In this case though, these 5 things are all meant to be blocked.
Once you’ve made sure any indexing errors are resolved, click the “Request
Indexing” button:

This tells Google to index the page.


The next time Googlebot stops by, the page should get indexed.

How to Fix Other Errors


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Redirect errors
Crawl errors
Server errors
Bottom line? With a bit of work, you can fix pretty much any error that you run into
in the Coverage report.

How to Fix “Warnings” In The


Index Coverage Report
I don’t know about you…
…but I don’t like to leave anything to chance when it comes to SEO.
Which means I don’t mess around when I see a bright orange “Warning”.
So let’s hit the “Valid with warnings” tab in the Index Coverage Report.
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This time there’s just one warning: “Indexed, though blocked by robots.txt”.

So what’s going on here?


Let’s find out.
The GSC is telling us the page is getting blocked by robots.txt. So instead of hitting
“Fetch As Google”, click on “Test Robots.txt Blocking”:

This takes us to the robots.txt tester in the old Search Console.


As it turns out, this URL IS getting blocked by robots.txt.
So what’s the fix?
Well, if you want the page indexed, you should unblock it from Robots.txt (duh).
But if you don’t want it indexed, you have two options:
1. Add the “noindex,follow” tag to the page. And unblock it from robots.txt
2. Get rid of the page using the URL Removal Tool
Let’s see how to use the URL Removal Tool:

How To Use The URL Removal Tool In Search Console


The URL Removal Tool is a quick and easy way to remove pages from
Google’s index.
Unfortunately, this tool hasn’t moved over to the new Google Search
Console yet. So you’ll need to use the old GSC to use it.
Expand the “Legacy tools and reports” tab in the new GSC sidebar, then
click “Removals”, where you’ll be taken to the old GSC.
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Finally, paste in the URL you want to remove:

Double triple check that you entered the right URL, then click “Submit
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Note: A removal is only active for 90 days. After that Googlebot will
attempt to recache the page.
But considering the page is blocked through robots.txt…
…this page will be gone for good!

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Now let’s move on to the “Valid” tab.
This tells us how many pages are indexed in Google.

What should you look for here? Two things:


1 Unexpected drop (or increase) of indexed pages
Notice a sudden drop in the number of indexed pages?
That could be a sign that something’s wrong:
Maybe a bunch of pages are blocking Googlebot.
Or maybe you added a noindex tag by mistake.
Either way:
Unless you purposely deindexed a bunch of pages, you definitely want to check
this out.
On the flip side:
What if you notice a sudden increase in indexed pages?
Again, that might be a sign that something is wrong.
(For example, maybe you unblocked a bunch of pages that are supposed to be
blocked).
2 An unexpectedly high number of indexed pages
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But if it’s WAY higher than 41? That’s a problem. And I’m going to have to fix it.
Oh, in case you’re wondering… here’s what I do see:

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Excluded
Now:
There are plenty of good reasons to block search engines from indexing a page.
Maybe it’s a login page.
Maybe the page contains duplicate content.
Or maybe the page is low quality.
Note: When I say “low quality”, I don’t mean the page is garbage. It could be
that the page is useful for users… but not for search engines.
That said:
You definitely want to make sure Google doesn’t exclude pages that you WANT
indexed.
In this case, we have a lot of excluded pages…

And if you scroll down, you get a list of reasons that each page is excluded from
Google’s index.

So let’s break this down…

“Page with redirect”


The page is redirecting to another URL.
This is totally fine. Unless there are backlinks (or internal links) pointing to
that URL, they’ll eventually stop trying to index it.
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In this case, it looks like the pages listed are returning a 404.
“Crawled – currently not indexed”
Hmmm…
These are pages that Google has crawled, but (for some reason) are not
indexed.
Google doesn’t give you the exact reason they won’t index the page.
But from my experience, this error means: the page isn’t good enough to
warrant a spot in the search results.
So, what should you do to fix this?
My advice: work on improving the quality of any pages listed.
For example, if it’s a category page, add some content that describes that
category. If the page has lots of duplicate content, make it unique. If the
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Basically, make the page worthy of Google’s index.
“Submitted URL not selected as Canonical”
This is Google telling you:
“This page has the same content as a bunch of other pages. But we think
another URL is better”
So they’ve excluded this page from the index.
My advice: if you have duplicate content on a number of pages, add the
noindex meta robots tag to all duplicate pages except the one you want
indexed.
“Blocked by robots.txt”
These are pages that robots.txt is blocking Google from crawling.
It’s worth double checking these errors to make sure what you’re blocking is
meant to be blocked.
If it’s all good? Then robots.txt is doing its job and there’s nothing to worry
about.
“Duplicate page without canonical tag”
The page is part of set of duplicate pages, and doesn’t include a canonical
URL.
In this case it’s pretty easy to see what’s up.

We’ve got a number of PDF documents. And these PDFs contain content
from other pages on the site.
Honestly, this isn’t a big deal. But to be on the safe side, you should ask your
web developer to block these PDFs using robots.txt. That way, Google ONLY
indexes the original content.
“Discovered – currently not indexed”
Google has crawled these pages, but hasn’t included them in the index yet.
“Excluded by ‘noindex’ tag”
All good. The noindex tag is doing its job.

So that’s the Index Coverage report. I’m sure you’ll agree: it’s a VERY impressive
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In this chapter we’re going to deep dive into Get More Organic Traffic With The
my favorite part of the GSC: “The Performance Report
Performance Report”.
Why is it my favorite?
Because I’ve used this report to increase
organic traffic to Backlinko again and again.
I’ve also seen lots of other people use the
Performance Report to get similar results.
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The “Performance” report in Google Search Console shows you your site’s overall
search performance in Google. This report not only shows you how many clicks
you get, but also lets you know your CTR and average ranking position.

And this new Performance Report replaces the “Search Analytics” report in the old
Search Console (and the old Google Webmaster Tools).
Yes, a lot of the data is the same as the old “Search Analytics” report. But you can
now do cool stuff with the data you get (like filter to only show AMP results).
But my favorite addition to the new version is this:
In the old Search Analytics report you could only see search data from the last 90
days.

(Which sucked)
Now?
We get 16 MONTHS of data:

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There’s no question that CTR is a key Google ranking factor.
The question is:
How can you improve your CTR?
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Note: Like I did in the last chapter, I’m going to walk you through a real-life
case study.
Last time, we looked at an ecommerce site. Now we’re going to see how to
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So let’s fire up the Performance report in the new Search Console and get
started…
1 Find Pages With a Low CTR
First, highlight the “Average CTR” and “Average Position” tabs:

You want to focus on pages that are ranking #5 or lower… and have a bad CTR.
So let’s filter out positions 1-4.
To do that, click on the filter button, and check the “Position” box.

You’ll now see a filter box above the data. So we can go ahead and set this to
“Greater than” 4.9:

Now you have a list of pages that are ranking #5 or below.


According to Advanced Web Ranking, position #5 in Google should get a CTR of
around 4.35%:

You want to filter out everything that’s beating that expected CTR of 4.35%. That
way you can focus on pages that are underperforming.
So click the filter button again and check the “CTR” box.
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(Make sure you leave the “Position” box ticked)
Then, set the CTR filter to “Smaller than” 4.35.

So what have we got?


A list of keywords that are ranking 5 or lower AND have a CTR less than 4.35%.
In other words:
Keywords you could get more traffic from.
We just need to bump up their CTR.
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So:
Let’s see if we can find a keyword with a lower-than-expected CTR.
When I scroll down the list… this keyword sticks out like a sore thumb.

1,504 impressions and only 43 clicks… ouch! I know that I can do better than 2.9%.
Now that we’ve found a keyword with a bad CTR, it’s time to turn things around.
2 Find the page
Next, you want to see which page from your site ranks for the keyword you just
found.
To do that, just click on the query with the bad CTR. Then, click “Pages”:

Easy.
3 Take a look at ALL the keywords this page ranks for
There’s no point improving our CTR for one keyword… only to mess it up for 10
other keywords.
So here’s something really cool:
The Performance report can show you ALL keywords that your page ranks for.
And it’s SUPER easy to do.
Just click on “+ New” in the top bar and hit “page…”.

Then enter the URL you want to view queries for.

Bingo! You get a list of keywords that page ranks for:

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You can see that the page has shown up over 42,000 times in Google…but only got
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So this page’s CTR is pretty bad across the board.


(Not just for this particular keyword)
4 Optimize your title and description to get more clicks
I have a few go-to tactics that I use to bump up my CTR.
But my all time favorite is: Power Words.
What are power words?
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content.
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So I added a few of these Power Words to the page’s title and description tag:

5 Monitor the results


Finally, wait at least 10 days. Then log back in.
Why 10 days?
It can take a few days for Google to reindex your page.
Then, the new page has to be live for about a week for you to get meaningful data.
With that, I have great news:
With the new Search Console, comparing CTR over two date ranges is a piece of
cake.
Just click on the date filter:

Select the date range. I’m going to compare the 2 week period before the title
change, to the 2 weeks after:

Finally, filter the data to show search queries that include the keyword you found in
step #1 (in this case: “best helmet brands”).

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Boom!
We’ve increased our CTR by 63.2%. And just as important: we’re now beating the
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Pro tip: You’ll find that different title formats work better in different niches.
So you might have to experiment to find the perfect format for YOUR
industry. The good news: Search Console gives you the data you need to do
just that.

How To Find “Opportunity Keywords” With


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If the last example didn’t convince you of just how awesome the new Performance
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What Is An Opportunity Keyword?
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Why is this such a big opportunity?


1 Google already considers your page to be a decent fit for the keyword
(otherwise you wouldn’t be anywhere close to page 1). When you give your
page some TLC, you can usually bump it up to the first page.
2 You’re not relying on iffy keyword volume data from third party SEO tools.
The impression data you get from the GSC tells you EXACTLY how much
traffic to expect.

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Performance Report
Finding these gold nugget keywords in the Performance report is a simple, 3-step
process.
1. Set the date range to the last 28 days:

2. Filter the report to show keywords ranking “Greater than” 7.9

3. Finally, sort by “Impressions”. And you get a huge list of “Opportunity Keywords”:

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(Kind of like this guide you’re reading. 🙂 )
2 Improve Dwell Time With Video
Dwell time is the amount of time a Google searcher spends on your page.
And when you increase your Dwell Time, you can get higher rankings (thanks to
RankBrain).
Now you already made your content super in-depth. So there’s a good chance your
Dwell Time is already solid.
But to seal the deal…
Add some videos to your page. Wistia found that visitors spend 2.6x more time on
pages with video.

That’s a HUGE difference.


And if you want to learn some other ways to boost Dwell Time, here’s a video that
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3 Add Internal Links For An EASY Win


Adding a few internal links to your page can give it a quick (and EASY) boost.

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