Your Search Console data

With Google Search Console connected, Page Analytics shows the search side of each page: the queries people use to find it, how often it shows up in Google, and whether Google has indexed it.

Search Console connects through the same Google sign-in as the extension. See Install the extension for the sign-in and permission steps.

What Search Console data you see

For the page you are viewing, Page Analytics pulls its Search Console performance:

  • Search queries (keywords) that brought visitors to the page.
  • Impressions: how many times the page appeared in Google search results.
  • Clicks from those results.
  • CTR: the click-through rate for the page or query.
  • Average position in search results.

You can break this down by query, country, device, and over time, and filter to a single page.

Page Analytics matches each website to the right Search Console property on its own, whether you verified it as a domain property or a URL-prefix property. A website card shows a Search Console Connected badge once it is linked. If you skipped the Search Console permission during sign-in, use Sign In to Update Permissions to grant it.

Indexing status

Page Analytics can also check a page's indexing status through Google's URL Inspection. For a given URL it reports whether the page is indexable or blocked (for example by a noindex tag or robots.txt), whether Google could fetch the page, and when it was last crawled. Use it to confirm a page is eligible to appear in search.

Where it shows up

  • The extension popup and sidebar. Open Page Analytics on a page to read its search queries alongside its GA4 traffic.
  • The dashboard reports. See search performance per page, with charts and query tables.
  • Through the AI assistant and MCP. If you connect an AI tool, it can run Search Console reports and inspect indexing status for any of your pages.

Next steps