If you have seen some delays in Google Search Console, you might not be alone. So I just pulled up this article from Search Engine Land. Some people haven’t seen any data on Search Console since September 17th, which is my situation.
There’s always been a little delay in Search Console, about two or three days, which is the average I’ve seen. But it seems like a few people haven’t seen any data for a couple more days, and they’re reporting that. So the article doesn’t say that there’s something critical happening. It just says that some people have been experiencing this.
So Google says we’re currently experiencing longer than usual delays in search concept performance reports. This only affects reporting, not crawling, indexing, or ranking websites. So that was straight from Google. So it’s just reporting, not a big deal, and should be up and running in a few days, tomorrow, or whatever it is. But it’s just nice to see that they’re acknowledging that and that if you see delays in the search console, you’re not crazy or alone.
Other people are having issues with this as well. And, as I said, I’ve seen delays. Uh, I’m, I’m accustomed to that. I don’t expect instant data and a Search Console like there isn’t Google Analytics.
So that’s all I wanted to talk about. I just saw this article on Search Engine Land and wanted to share it with anybody who may have been experiencing some delays in their GSC reporting.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Do you still have questions? Below are some of the most commonly asked questions about Google Search Console.
Can I use Google Search Console to track my website’s performance on other search engines besides Google?
Google Search Console primarily focuses on tracking and improving your website’s performance in Google search results. While you may get some insights on how your website is performing on other search engines by using Google Search Console, it is designed primarily for tracking and improving your website’s presence in Google search. You may need to use a different tool to track your website’s performance on other search engines.
How do I verify my website with Google Search Console?
To verify your website with Google Search Console, you’ll need to follow the instructions provided by Google to add a code to your website or use one of the other verification methods. This will help Google confirm that you are the owner or authorized representative of the website.
How can I use Google Search Console to improve my website’s ranking in search results?
Google Search Console provides a range of tools and data to help you improve your website’s ranking in search results. Some ways you can use Google Search Console to improve your ranking include Identifying and fixing crawl errors and other technical issues affecting your website’s ranking and submitting your sitemap and individual URLs for crawling to ensure that Google can find and index your website’s pages.
Are you a visual learner? Check out my video below, titled “Google Search Console Reporting Delays, September 2021 #SEO (Updates & What You Need to Know),” from my YouTube channel, as I show you all this firsthand.
Conclusion
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