Google announced the new Google Search Console is now out of beta after being tested for over a year. Over the year, Google has done a full open beta invite to all users and has been migrating features from the old Google Search Console to the new version. With this, Google removed the word “beta” […]
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As part of our reinvention of Search Console, we have been rethinking the models of facilitating cooperation and accountability for our users. We decided to redesign the product around cooperative team usage and transparency of action history. The new Search Console will gradually provide better history tracking to show who performed which significant property-affecting modifications,
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This past Sunday we reported that Google appeared to remove some query data from the query filtered search analytics or performance report within Google Search Console. Google today issued a clarification, explaining that it never showed these queries in Search Console but did use to include the hidden queries in the overall sums in the
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Google has quietly posted that they are now removing query data from the Google Search Console reports that they identify as “anonymous queries.” Google said “an anonymous query is a query submitted only a few users.” Google added that they “omit these queries from results to protect user privacy.” Google said the amount of queries
Google has announced that they will soon automatically verify you for a website in Search Console if you are already a verified owner of the same property in Google Analytics. This saves you from having to request manual verification within Google Search Console if you’ve already set up Analytics and streamlines the process of giving site owners access to
More features are coming to the new Search Console. This time we’ve focused on importing existing popular features from the old Search Console to the new product. Links Report Search Console users value the ability to see links to and within their site, as Google Search sees them. Today, we are rolling out the new
Links, Mobile Usability, and site management in the new Search Console Read More »
Google announced they are now rolling out a link report within the new Google Search Console today. The new link report consolidated the functionality of the “Links to your site” and “Internal Links” reports on the old Search Console, Google said. Here is a screen shot of the tool that shows you your external links
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Debra Mastaler is Features Editor at Search Engine Land. She is an internationally recognized authority on link building and is an OMCP Certified Link Building Trainer. Based in Washington DC, Debra is also a columnist for Search Engine Land, has written for or been featured in numerous tech publications and is active on the search
Google just announced that the new Google Search Console now has three new features that it did not have the other day. The three features include: (1) Manage users and permissions directly in the new Google Search Console, previously you were only able to do this within the old version. (2) Add sites and validate ownership
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