Connect Google Search Console

1. Google Search Console

   See how often your website appears in Google Search and how many clicks it receives.

   Connect Search Console

   Read-only connections. Existing Google history can appear when available.

   Open Reports and connect Search Console

   Check the selected business and its saved website address. Open Reports and select Connect Search Console.

   If reporting is already connected, open Manage connections and use the Search Console controls there.

2. Connect Search Console

   Choose the property for https://example.com. Blue Kite requests read-only access.Website property

   Property

   https://example.com/

   Choose property

   Choose the Google account and website property

   In Google's sign-in flow, choose an account with access to this website's Search Console property. Follow the read-only reporting permission prompts.

   Back in Blue Kite, choose Property under Website property, then select Choose property. The list includes accessible properties that match the saved website.

3. Confirm your connection

   I confirm that https://example.com/ reports on https://example.com.

   Your first report is imported in the background. Changing the property or event selection later starts a new reporting connection and preserves saved history.

   Save reporting connection

   Confirm the property belongs to this website

   Under Confirm your connection, check the property and website in the confirmation. Select the checkbox only when they match.

   Select Save reporting connection.

4. Your monthly SEO report

   Google Search clicksLoading report figures

   Your figures will appear when complete reporting days are available. Recent Google data can take a few days to process.

   Let the first report finish importing

   Return to Reports. Figures import in the background; a loading or unavailable value is not zero.

   Read the monthly report once data is available. Recent Google data can take a few days to finish processing.

The property is missing?

Check the Google account, its property access and the website saved in Business Profile. Ask your website manager for access if needed. Use connection recovery when access has changed.

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