Google’s Search Console contains some of the best techniques you may do to attract visitors to your website and increase the visibility of your content. We’ve identified five uses for the tools below that can help you increase the exposure of the information you’ve worked so hard to produce.
Send your pages to Google for indexing.
You can aid Google’s web crawler in performing a more thorough and effective crawl of your website by submitting your URLs through Google Search Console.
You may add all of your pages to the Google index using Search Console, which is especially helpful for letting us know about any dynamically generated URLs or sites that aren’t sufficiently linked to on your website.
But take note: adding a page to the index does not ensure inclusion or affect PageRank, and it does not take the place of writing interesting and helpful content.
Learn how Google evaluates your website.
Once you’ve ensured that we can access your website, you can see the frequent terms that Google uses to link to your pages. This enables you to spot trends in the content of your website and might assist you in figuring out why you might be ranking for specific keywords.
Identify potential issues to increase traffic
If we have any difficulties accessing your website or particular pages, we will let you know why. It’s impossible for us to index a page if we can’t crawl it, so correcting any issues we point out will help your coverage overall.
You can use the robots.txt analysis tool of Google Search Console to evaluate modifications to that file and make sure those changes allow crawler access if certain of your pages block MediaPartners-Google (the AdSense crawler).
Additionally, you can view the pages that you have blocked from other Google bots; this enables you to test out changes and see how they will impact how your site gets crawled.
Find out which searches lead people to your website.
Learn which Google searches led to click-through to your site and where you appeared in the search results by using Google Search Console. Additionally, you can browse information on particular locations and nations.
For instance, you may view the Google Images searches made by Americans that led to your website in the list of results. Only locations and nations for which your site has information will be displayed.
Get re-included to increase traffic
If your website is no longer appearing in the search results, review the Google quality rules, fix any issues, and then submit a request for re-inclusion through your Google Search Console account. Please be aware that only Google Search Console users have access to the re-inclusion request form.
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