Google Search Console is a tool that helps you collect and analyze information about how users are searching on your website and other parts of the Google Display Network, which include YouTube and Maps. This includes things like how many times your site is clicked, how often people click on links within your site’s content, how often people click on ads on your site, and where people are coming from in order to help you understand where you can improve so that you can better drive results for paid search.
Here are a few things you can do with Google Search Console:
1. Prepare your website for crawling and indexing.
2. Submit your new page or page update to Google using Inspect URL feature.
3. Remove unwanted Pages or Deleted pages from Search Engines. Submit your website sitemap which you update regularly.
5. Test your website and Page schema. Review Performance which includes: Click, Impression, Landing Page, CTR, Location and Device Data.
7. Test your page’s Mobile-friendliness.
8. Check and resolve a crawl error and inform Google once the error is resolved.
9. You can review the Internal Link and External Link distribution.
10. You can disavow unnatural and spammy links.
