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Search Console integration

Connect Google Search Console sites to review organic search clicks, impressions, CTR, position and search-performance breakdowns.

See the reporting experience

Search Console dashboard preview

DEMO · sample data

An illustrative view of the available reporting experience. All names and values below are synthetic; no account is connected by this preview.

adslink.io / Search ConsoleDashboard preview

Search Console overview

Sample site · example.com

Sample 30 days
Search clicks
8,640
Sample
Impressions
216,000
Sample
Average CTR
4%
Sample
Average position
12.8
Sample

Daily search clicks

Clicks by device

Mobile
65%
Desktop
30%
Tablet
5%

Search queries

Search queries — synthetic sample data
QueryClicksImpressionsCTR
sample brand4,32072,0006%
sample product2,59286,4003%
sample category1,72857,6003%
Sample data only. Illustrative organic search data. Anonymized queries and provider limits can cause detailed rows to differ from aggregate totals. Actual layout and results depend on available features, permissions and saved data.

Search Console reporting in your workspace

Understand how your website appears in Google Search without mixing organic visits with paid advertising. Connect the Google login that can access your Search Console sites and select the relevant properties. Saved search reports help you review query and landing-page performance over the chosen reporting period.

What you can report on

  • Organic search clicks, impressions, click-through rate and average position.
  • Supported query, page, country and device breakdowns.
  • Separate site selection and saved search-performance history.

Before you begin

  • A Google login with Search Console access to the intended site properties.
  • Analytics management permission in your adslink.io workspace.
  • Search Console authorization configured by the operator and a working sync worker.

How to connect Search Console

  1. Open Google Search Console

    Go to Connections → Google Search Console in your workspace.

  2. Authorize site access

    Continue to Google using the identity that can access the relevant verified sites.

  3. Select site properties

    Review the discovered site URLs carefully. Domain properties and URL-prefix properties can represent different reporting scopes.

  4. Inspect saved search reports

    Save your site selection and sync, then open Search Console. Check the property, reporting period and latest available data before comparing queries.

Availability and reporting limits

Search Console reports organic search performance. It does not buy ads, submit indexing requests or guarantee rankings. Google may anonymize queries or omit detail, so breakdown totals need not expose every search.

The Connect link opens the authenticated app. Sign in and choose the intended workspace; provider setup, permissions and plan capacity still apply.

Search Console integration FAQs

Will connecting my site improve its ranking automatically?

No. The connector makes reporting available. Ranking changes depend on your website and Google’s systems, rather than authorizing this application.

Why can some queries be missing?

Search Console can anonymize or limit query detail. A missing query is not proof that it received no impressions or clicks.