Google Search Console Blog Traffic Report

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If your blog isn't showing up on Google, consider the following reasons: (i) Your blog is new. Your blog might be too new and Google hasn't indexed it yet. Google may take time in spotting new website (ii) Missing SEO optimization. Your blog may lack appropriate keywords and meta tags. (iii) Low-quality content. Google favors high-quality, informative and relevant content. If your content doesn't meet these standards, it may not rank well. (iv) Technical Issues. Problems like slow loading speeds, mobile unfriendliness, or incorrect settings like a 'noindex' tag can hide your blog from search results. (v) Lack of Backlinks. Without links from other reputable sites, your blog might not be seen as authoritative, affecting its visibility.

To add your blog to Google Search Console follow these steps, as explained by Google Support page: (i) Visit the Google Search Console website and sign in with your Google account. (ii) Add your property and enter the URL of your blog. Make sure you enter the exact URL that appears in the browser bar. (iii) Verify Ownership. Google Search Console needs to confirm that you own the blog. You can verify ownership through several methods, such as uploading an HTML file to your website, adding a meta tag, using your Google Analytics account, or through your domain name provider (iv) Finally submit your blog’s sitemap to Google. A sitemap is a file that helps Google understand the structure of your site and more efficiently crawl it.

Leveraging Google Search Console API, this template will allow you to deep dive into the key determinants of your blog performance, and take actions to bridge existing gaps. Check top performing pages and keywords, see which ones improved more over time, compare different periods and visualize position and clicks trends.

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