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Google Search Console

Analyze search queries, inspect URLs, and manage sitemaps through natural conversation.

Prerequisites: Google Connect setup completed.


Start here

Your SkillPack is asking for three things

  • Google Cloud Project ID

  • Client ID

  • Client Secret

To obtain these information, please proceed to Google Connect setup and complete the onboarding process.


What You Can Do

Category

Examples

Search Queries

See what people search to find your site, with clicks, impressions, CTR, and position

URL Inspection

Check if a specific page is indexed, find crawl errors

Sitemaps

View submitted sitemaps and their status

Performance

Compare periods, filter by country, device, or search type


Sample Prompts

What you want

Try saying

Top queries

"What are my top search queries this month?"

Page performance

"How is my /pricing page performing in search?"

Compare periods

"Compare my search traffic this month vs last month"

Check indexing

"Is my new blog post indexed?"

Find issues

"Are there any crawl errors on my site?"

Sitemap status

"Show my sitemap status"


Requirements

  • Your site must be verified in Google Search Console. If you haven't done this before, Google Search Console will walk you through verification.

  • Your Google account must have Owner or Full permission on the property.


Troubleshooting

"API not enabled"

You didn't complete the extra step above. Go to Search Console API and click Enable.

"Site permission denied" or "Property not found"
  1. Make sure your Google account has access to the site in Google Search Console.

  2. Verify the site URL matches exactly — https://example.com and https://www.example.com are treated as different properties.

Note: Search Console data is typically delayed by 2-3 days. If you're looking for yesterday's data, it may not be available yet.

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