1. Manually review all the pages flagged in the report First, I manually reviewed all the pages flagged in the Google Search Console “Crawled – currently not indexed” report.

Site owners can now report indexing issues via a new option in Google Search Console.

A new video page indexing report is coming to Google Search Console in the near future, Dikla Cohen, a Web Ecosystem Consultant at Google, announced at Google I/O today. The new report shows you a ...

Google published a new Search Console training video all about how to use the index coverage report.

1. Manually review all the pages flagged in the report First, I manually reviewed all the pages flagged in the Google Search Console “Page with redirect” report.

LinkGraph CTO, Manick Bhan, explains how to use SEO A/B testing to measure the impact of specific website optimizations on keyword rankings.

Here's a quick guide to show you how to use some of the data at your disposal in Search Console to help improve your site's click-through rate.

If you're not yet using Google Search Console Insights to improve your SEO, it's time to start. You'll get specific answers about your content performance.

Monitor and analyze search traffic 1. Set up a Google account The first and most basic step for setting up Google Search Console is to make sure you have a Google account.