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If you try to check your Google Search Console report for crawl stats, you may notice that the report has not been updated for about a week. The last data you can get is from back on May 23rd. There are several reports of this in the Google Webmaster Help. … [Read more...] about Google Search Console Crawl Stats Stopped Updating On May 23rd

Search Console users can now build Data Studio reports to understand how their search traffic changes over time, where traffic is coming from, and what search queries are most likely to drive traffic to their sites. Users can also filter reports for mobile traffic to improve mobile targeting, and to analyze clickthrough rates for various organic search terms.As always, Data Studio report creators can add components from other data sources into a single report. With this new connector, users can use the Search Console and AdWords connectors to compare performance across paid and organic search, or add Google Analytics data to analyze site-side performance. … [Read more...] about Google Data Studio Integrates With Google Search Console

The Search Engine Roundtable has a policy of never posting private information that is not accessible publicly. So if someone shares information in a public forum, blog, on social that was not supposed to be shared but did so anyway, once it is shared and it is public, we will post about it. But if something is shared with us in confidence and there is no publicly accessible link to it, we will not share it. We have always followed these guidelines and always will. … [Read more...] about New Beta Google Search Console Screen Shots

Going forward from July 14, 2017, the metrics may look different because of how Google measures the search results in the lower positions. Google updated the data anomalies page to say they made an "incremental improvement in Google's logging system now provides better accounting for results in lower positions." Google explained that "this change might cause increase in impressions, but also a decrease in average positions." … [Read more...] about Google Search Analytics Report Updated To Better Account For Lower Position Search Results

Going forward from July 14, 2017, the metrics may look different because of how Google measures the search results in the lower positions. Google updated the data anomalies page to say they made an "incremental improvement in Google's logging system now provides better accounting for results in lower positions." Google explained that "this change might cause increase in impressions, but also a decrease in average positions." … [Read more...] about Google Search Analytics Report Updated To Better Account For Lower Position Results