Google Analytics and Search Console data do not match. The discrepancy creates the impression that the data is inaccurate in some way. The reality is that the data is in fact accurate.

Search Console Insights will no longer include data from Google Analytics. However, you can still access these metrics directly through the Google Analytics platform.

With this change, we're focusing on data from Search Console, no longer including metrics from Google Analytics. We hope this makes it easier to look up the details from Search Console Insights.

Google has announced they have more deeply integrated the Google Search Console metrics into the Google Analytics reports. Under the Acquisition tab, you may now see a new section named “Search ...

Google Search Console Insights, the cute analytics that joins Search Console and Google Analytics with a goal of making it easy to understand your content's performance, now works with sites that ...

Google posted this notice on social saying, "we're focusing on data from Search Console, no longer including metrics from Google Analytics." Google added they "are rolling out an update of Search ...

If you want to see Search Console data in Google Analytics, you can use this tool to associate a site with your GA account and link it directly with your reports. If you don’t have Google Analytics, ...

Google announced two new features to enhance its Search Console platform, while also ensuring seamless interoperability between Search Console and two of Google’s major data platforms, Looker ...

The best Search Console Insights experience requires linking your Google Analytics account to a relevant property. Only Google Analytics Universal Analytics properties are currently supported, but ...

What Google said. Google posted on X:. Google says they “hope this makes it easier to look up details from Search Console Insights,” adding they are “focusing on data from Search Console.” ...