Combine your Google Search Console data and crawl data in Oncrawl to understand how your technical and on-page SEO metrics influence organic search on your website.
Get a clear overview of your website’s query distribution and ranking trends over time through a new look at impressions, clicks and click-through rate.
Build a history of GSC data beyond the 16 months available in Google Search Console in order to be able to understand how present performance relates to past search performance, and how seasonal events impact rankings.
Monitor as many queries as your site can rank for, without extra cost. Group these queries using lists or rules to manage very large lists of queries. Gain an understanding of how performance varies between branded and unbranded queries, by search intent, by theme, or by campaign.
Track pages on your site that appear in organic search results, find ranking orphan pages, and focus on segmented groups of pages to see tendencies by page type. Draw connections between indexability, on-site linking, and ranking.
Understand the influence of technical SEO ranking factors on your positions, impressions and CTR. Identify the common characteristics of pages that rank and those which don’t, and identify opportunities to improve CTR through titles and meta descriptions.
Combine data from a website crawl, from log files and from the Search Console to inspect relationships between crawl by Googlebot, indexing, and ranking. Find pages Google hasn’t found helpful or which don’t address the right search intent by looking at pages that are known to Google but not shown to searchers.
