What is Google Search Console?
Search Console (formerly Google Webmaster Tools) is a free online tool by Google consisting of a series of dashboards showing you how your site is performing on Google.
It allows you to access a wide range of important data about your website. For example, you can:
- see how your page is performing in the Search Engine Results Pages (SERP) for various keywords
- find out if you have any problems with content appearing on Google (or indexing, to use the technical term)
- check out what sites are linking to your content
- see how your website is performing by the device used
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