[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"post:\u002Fblog\u002Fset-up-google-search-console":3,"blog-order":765},{"page":4,"collection":764},{"id":5,"title":6,"author":7,"body":8,"bottomLine":704,"cluster":704,"cta":705,"date":706,"definition":704,"description":707,"draft":708,"extension":709,"factChecker":704,"faq":710,"image":726,"meta":727,"meta_description":728,"meta_title":729,"navigation":730,"path":731,"related":704,"reviewer":704,"seo":732,"sitemap":733,"sources":734,"stem":762,"summary":704,"takeaways":704,"term":704,"tier":704,"updated":704,"__hash__":763},"posts\u002Fblog\u002Fset-up-google-search-console.md","How to Set Up Google Search Console: Add, Verify and Check Your Property","sebastian",{"type":9,"value":10,"toc":692},"minimark",[11,28,35,40,113,118,122,127,198,215,219,227,306,311,316,320,337,420,425,430,435,447,461,465,488,513,532,536,539,626,632,638,659,663,679],[12,13,14,15,19,20,24,25],"p",{},"To set up Google Search Console, sign in with a Google account, open the property selector, select ",[16,17,18],"strong",{},"+ Add property",", choose a Domain or URL-prefix property and complete the verification method Google shows you. Data should begin to appear in a few days. ",[21,22],"cite-ref",{"n":23},"1"," The service is free. ",[21,26],{"n":27},"6",[12,29,30,31,34],{},"One detail changes the order you should work in: Search Console starts collecting data when a property is added, not when it is verified. ",[21,32],{"n":33},"2"," So add the property today, even if the DNS record has to wait for someone else.",[36,37,39],"h2",{"id":38},"how-to-set-up-google-search-console-in-five-steps","How to set up Google Search Console in five steps",[41,42,43,55,74,91,107],"ol",{},[44,45,46,49,50,52,53],"li",{},[16,47,48],{},"Sign in."," You need a valid Google account and a current version of Chrome, Firefox, Edge or Safari. ",[21,51],{"n":27}," If a colleague has already granted you access, there is nothing to set up: open Search Console and pick the property in the property selector. ",[21,54],{"n":23},[44,56,57,60,61,68,69,71,72],{},[16,58,59],{},"Add the property."," Open the property selector dropdown on any Search Console page, or go straight to the ",[62,63,67],"a",{"href":64,"rel":65},"https:\u002F\u002Fsearch.google.com\u002Fsearch-console\u002Fwelcome",[66],"nofollow","welcome page",", and select ",[16,70,18],{},". ",[21,73],{"n":23},[44,75,76,79,80,84,85,88,89],{},[16,77,78],{},"Choose the property type."," For a website you choose between a Domain property (",[81,82,83],"code",{},"example.com",") and a URL-prefix property (",[81,86,87],{},"https:\u002F\u002Fexample.com","). ",[21,90],{"n":23},[44,92,93,96,97,100,101,104,105],{},[16,94,95],{},"Verify ownership."," Google shows the steps for the method you pick. Follow them and click ",[16,98,99],{},"Verify",", or click ",[16,102,103],{},"Verify later"," to save the property and resume from the property selector. ",[21,106],{"n":23},[44,108,109,112],{},[16,110,111],{},"Finish the setup."," Add the people who need access, decide whether you need a sitemap, and check back when the first data arrives. The sections below cover each.",[12,114,115,116],{},"Adding a property does not change how your site appears in Google Search, and Google says an unfinished or failed setup \"won't hurt your website\". ",[21,117],{"n":23},[36,119,121],{"id":120},"domain-property-or-url-prefix-property-which-to-choose","Domain property or URL-prefix property: which to choose",[12,123,124,125],{},"A Domain property collects data for every subdomain and protocol of a domain. A URL-prefix property collects data only for URLs that begin with the exact prefix you enter, protocol included. ",[21,126],{"n":23},[128,129,130,145],"table",{},[131,132,133],"thead",{},[134,135,136,139,142],"tr",{},[137,138],"th",{},[137,140,141],{},"Domain property",[137,143,144],{},"URL-prefix property",[146,147,148,163,174,187],"tbody",{},[134,149,150,154,158],{},[151,152,153],"td",{},"You enter",[151,155,156],{},[81,157,83],{},[151,159,160],{},[81,161,162],{},"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.example.com\u002F",[134,164,165,168,171],{},[151,166,167],{},"Includes",[151,169,170],{},"All subdomains (www, m and so on), http and https, every path",[151,172,173],{},"Only URLs starting with that prefix",[134,175,176,181,184],{},[151,177,178],{},[81,179,180],{},"http:\u002F\u002Fexample.com\u002Fpage",[151,182,183],{},"Included",[151,185,186],{},"Not included (wrong protocol and host)",[134,188,189,192,195],{},[151,190,191],{},"Verification",[151,193,194],{},"DNS record only",[151,196,197],{},"Many possible methods",[12,199,200,201,71,204,206,207,209,210,214],{},"Choose a Domain property when you can edit DNS: one property then shows the whole site. Choose a URL-prefix property when you cannot, or when you want a report limited to one path such as ",[81,202,203],{},"https:\u002F\u002Fexample.com\u002Fes\u002F",[21,205],{"n":23}," You can have both; an account holds up to 1,000 properties. ",[21,208],{"n":23}," The trade-offs, including why you should never add the totals of two overlapping properties together, are covered in ",[62,211,213],{"href":212},"\u002Fblog\u002Fgoogle-search-console-domain-vs-url-prefix","Domain vs URL-prefix properties",".",[36,216,218],{"id":217},"how-to-verify-a-domain-property-with-a-dns-record","How to verify a Domain property with a DNS record",[12,220,221,222,224,225],{},"A DNS record is the only way to verify a Domain property, unless the site runs on a Google product such as Blogger or Google Sites. ",[21,223],{"n":23}," You need to be able to log in to your domain name provider, the company you bought the domain from. ",[21,226],{"n":33},[41,228,229,251,263,286,298],{},[44,230,231,234,235,237,238,241,242,245,246,248,249],{},[16,232,233],{},"Enter the root domain."," Type ",[81,236,83],{}," with no protocol, no path and no ",[81,239,240],{},"www",". If you type ",[81,243,244],{},"www.example.com",", the property is created as ",[81,247,83],{}," and covers both. ",[21,250],{"n":23},[44,252,253,256,257,260,261],{},[16,254,255],{},"Check whether Google can add the record for you."," If Search Console shows your provider in its list, choose it and click ",[16,258,259],{},"Start verification",". You log in to the provider and verification should occur immediately. ",[21,262],{"n":33},[44,264,265,268,269,272,273,276,277,280,281,71,284],{},[16,266,267],{},"Otherwise add the record yourself."," Choose ",[16,270,271],{},"Any DNS provider",", then ",[16,274,275],{},"TXT"," under ",[16,278,279],{},"Select record type",". Search Console gives you a string that looks something like ",[81,282,283],{},"google-site-verification=...",[21,285],{"n":33},[44,287,288,291,292,295,296],{},[16,289,290],{},"Create a TXT record at your provider."," Leave the Host\u002FName field blank or set it to ",[81,293,294],{},"@",", depending on your provider's documentation, and paste the string into the Value field. It must match exactly. ",[21,297],{"n":33},[44,299,300,303,304],{},[16,301,302],{},"Click Verify."," If it fails, wait a day or two and try again. A manually added record can take up to two or three days before the provider starts serving it. ",[21,305],{"n":33},[12,307,308,309],{},"Google also offers a CNAME record as an alternative, but notes that most sites use TXT records for domain verification. CNAME only applies when a CNAME record already exists for your domain and points to a parent domain; Google's Admin Toolbox shows which records your domain serves. ",[21,310],{"n":33},[12,312,313,314],{},"Leave the record in place after verification succeeds. Search Console checks periodically that the token is still there. If it disappears you are notified, and your permissions on the property expire after a grace period. ",[21,315],{"n":33},[36,317,319],{"id":318},"how-to-verify-a-url-prefix-property-without-dns-access","How to verify a URL-prefix property without DNS access",[12,321,322,323,326,327,330,331,334,335],{},"A URL-prefix property accepts several methods. Enter the full prefix including ",[81,324,325],{},"http:\u002F\u002F"," or ",[81,328,329],{},"https:\u002F\u002F"," and the final ",[81,332,333],{},"\u002F",", then pick the method that matches the access you have. ",[21,336],{"n":23},[128,338,339,352],{},[131,340,341],{},[134,342,343,346,349],{},[137,344,345],{},"Method",[137,347,348],{},"What you need",[137,350,351],{},"The catch",[146,353,354,365,380,398,409],{},[134,355,356,359,362],{},[151,357,358],{},"HTML file upload",[151,360,361],{},"The ability to upload a file to the site's root directory",[151,363,364],{},"The file must be reachable without a login and used exactly as provided",[134,366,367,370,377],{},[151,368,369],{},"HTML tag",[151,371,372,373,376],{},"The ability to edit the ",[81,374,375],{},"\u003Chead>"," of the homepage",[151,378,379],{},"The tag is tied to your Google account; do not overwrite another owner's tag",[134,381,382,385,388],{},[151,383,384],{},"Google Analytics",[151,386,387],{},"Edit rights in the Analytics account, same Google account in both products",[151,389,390,391,393,394,397],{},"The snippet must be in ",[81,392,375],{},", not ",[81,395,396],{},"\u003Cbody>",", and unmodified",[134,399,400,403,406],{},[151,401,402],{},"Google Tag Manager",[151,404,405],{},"Publish or Admin permission on the container, same Google account",[151,407,408],{},"The container code must be placed exactly as provided",[134,410,411,414,417],{},[151,412,413],{},"DNS record",[151,415,416],{},"Access to the domain name provider",[151,418,419],{},"Also auto-verifies you for the Domain property",[12,421,422,423],{},"All five rows come from Google's verification help page. ",[21,424],{"n":33},[12,426,427,428],{},"Having Google Analytics installed is not enough by itself: verification fails if you lack edit rights or sign in with a different Google account. ",[21,429],{"n":33},[12,431,432,433],{},"On WordPress, Shopify, Wix or a similar platform, check the host's documentation first. Some methods may be unavailable there, and the platform may offer a setting or plugin that verifies for you. For WordPress, Google points to Site Kit as the only plugin it officially sponsors. ",[21,434],{"n":33},[12,436,437,438,441,442,444,445],{},"Two habits save trouble later. Add a second verification method under ",[16,439,440],{},"Settings > Ownership verification",", so a template change that drops a tag does not cost you access. ",[21,443],{"n":33}," And if your site answers on both http and https, or on several subdomains, remember that each one needs its own URL-prefix property. ",[21,446],{"n":23},[448,449,450],"blockquote",{},[12,451,452,455,456,458,459],{},[16,453,454],{},"The thing people get wrong:"," waiting to add the property until verification is sorted out. Google collects data for a property as soon as anyone adds it, even before verification. Add it, click ",[16,457,103],{},", and the days your DNS change takes are not lost. ",[21,460],{"n":33},[36,462,464],{"id":463},"what-to-set-up-right-after-verification","What to set up right after verification",[12,466,467,470,471,474,475,478,479,482,483,487],{},[16,468,469],{},"Users."," Whoever verified the property is a verified owner. Everyone else is added under ",[16,472,473],{},"Settings > Users and permissions"," with ",[16,476,477],{},"Add user",", their Google account email and a permission level: owner, full user or restricted user. Only owners can add users. ",[21,480],{"n":481},"3"," If you plan to connect a tool through a Google sign-in, add the account you will sign in with. ",[62,484,486],{"href":485},"\u002Fblog\u002Fgoogle-search-console-add-users","How to add users to Google Search Console"," has the full procedure.",[12,489,490,493,494,497,498,501,502,505,506,508,509,214],{},[16,491,492],{},"Sitemap."," Google lists a sitemap as something to consider, not a requirement: pages can be discovered without it, though submitting one might speed up discovery. ",[21,495],{"n":496},"5"," For a site of about 500 pages or fewer where every page is reachable from the homepage, Google says you probably don't need one. ",[21,499],{"n":500},"4"," If you do, paste the sitemap URL into ",[16,503,504],{},"Add a new sitemap"," in the Sitemaps report; that report requires owner permissions. ",[21,507],{"n":500}," The steps and the status messages are in ",[62,510,512],{"href":511},"\u002Fblog\u002Fsubmit-sitemap-to-google","how to submit a sitemap to Google",[12,514,515,518,519,522,523,527,528,214],{},[16,516,517],{},"Homepage."," For a new website, Google's suggested first step is to request indexing of the homepage. ",[21,520],{"n":521},"7"," You do that with the ",[62,524,526],{"href":525},"\u002Fglossary\u002Furl-inspection-tool","URL Inspection tool","; see ",[62,529,531],{"href":530},"\u002Fblog\u002Frequest-indexing-google-search-console","how to request indexing",[36,533,535],{"id":534},"when-your-data-shows-up-and-what-the-first-week-looks-like","When your data shows up (and what the first week looks like)",[12,537,538],{},"Google gives ranges, not dates. The timeline below is constructed to illustrate how those ranges line up for a new Domain property; the durations are Google's, the day labels are ours.",[128,540,541,554],{},[131,542,543],{},[134,544,545,548,551],{},[137,546,547],{},"When",[137,549,550],{},"What happens",[137,552,553],{},"Source of the timing",[146,555,556,575,591,613],{},[134,557,558,561,570],{},[151,559,560],{},"Day 1",[151,562,563,564,566,567,569],{},"You add ",[81,565,83],{}," and click ",[16,568,103],{},". Data collection starts.",[151,571,572,573],{},"Collection starts as soon as anyone adds the property ",[21,574],{"n":33},[134,576,577,580,586],{},[151,578,579],{},"Days 1 to 3",[151,581,582,583,585],{},"The TXT record goes live at your provider. ",[16,584,99],{}," succeeds once Google can see it.",[151,587,588,589],{},"Up to two or three days for a manually installed record ",[21,590],{"n":33},[134,592,593,596,608],{},[151,594,595],{},"After a few days",[151,597,598,599,603,604,214],{},"The Performance report starts to show ",[62,600,602],{"href":601},"\u002Fglossary\u002Fsearch-console-clicks","clicks"," and ",[62,605,607],{"href":606},"\u002Fglossary\u002Fsearch-console-impressions","impressions",[151,609,610,611],{},"\"Data should begin to appear in your property in a few days\" ",[21,612],{"n":23},[134,614,615,618,621],{},[151,616,617],{},"After a week or so",[151,619,620],{},"On a brand-new site, pages begin to appear in the Page indexing report.",[151,622,623,624],{},"\"It can take a week or so for Google to start crawling and indexing a new page or site\" ",[21,625],{"n":521},[12,627,628,629,631],{},"Nobody can open the reports until the property has a verified owner. ",[21,630],{"n":481}," The collection that started on day 1 is the reason to add the property early anyway.",[12,633,634,635],{},"Expect the newest figures to move. The Performance report marks the latest data as preliminary, meaning it is still being collected and might change in the next few hours. ",[21,636],{"n":637},"8",[12,639,640,641,644,645,648,649,651,652,656,657],{},"If the property is still empty several days after verification, Google names two causes: the site has not been seen in Google Search yet, or you created the property for the wrong URL, for example ",[81,642,643],{},"http"," instead of ",[81,646,647],{},"https"," on a URL-prefix property. ",[21,650],{"n":23}," For the first case, ",[62,653,655],{"href":654},"\u002Fblog\u002Fhow-to-check-if-a-page-is-indexed","check whether your pages are indexed",". For the second, add the correct property; a Domain property avoids the problem because it includes both protocols. ",[21,658],{"n":23},[36,660,662],{"id":661},"what-to-do-in-search-console-now","What to do in Search Console now",[41,664,665,668,671,674],{},[44,666,667],{},"Add the property today, before you have DNS access. Collection starts at that point.",[44,669,670],{},"Verify, then add a backup verification method and the accounts that need access.",[44,672,673],{},"Request indexing of the homepage if the site is new, and submit a sitemap if the site is large or poorly linked.",[44,675,676,677],{},"Come back after a few days. Google says there is no need to sign in every day: Search Console emails you when it finds new issues, and a check around once a month is enough. ",[21,678],{"n":496},[12,680,681,682,686,687,691],{},"Once the Performance report has data, ",[62,683,685],{"href":684},"\u002Fblog\u002Fhow-to-use-google-search-console","how to use Google Search Console"," walks through the reports one by one. And when the property has collected enough queries, our ",[62,688,690],{"href":689},"\u002Fseo-low-hanging-fruit-finder","low hanging fruit finder"," reads that data through a read-only Google sign-in: you pick a verified property and it keeps the keywords in positions 4 to 30.",{"title":693,"searchDepth":694,"depth":694,"links":695},"",3,[696,698,699,700,701,702,703],{"id":38,"depth":697,"text":39},2,{"id":120,"depth":697,"text":121},{"id":217,"depth":697,"text":218},{"id":318,"depth":697,"text":319},{"id":463,"depth":697,"text":464},{"id":534,"depth":697,"text":535},{"id":661,"depth":697,"text":662},null,"lhf","2026-11-14","Add the property, pick the verification method you can actually complete, hand out access, and know what the reports show in the first week.",false,"md",[711,714,717,720,723],{"q":712,"a":713},"How long does it take for Search Console to show data?","Google says data should begin to appear in a property in a few days. Collection starts when someone adds the property, even before it is verified, so add the property first and sort out verification afterwards.",{"q":715,"a":716},"Can I add Search Console to a site that already has Google Analytics?","Yes, for a URL-prefix property. Sign in to Search Console with the Google account that has edit rights in the Analytics account, and make sure the gtag.js or analytics.js snippet sits in the head section of the homepage. A Domain property cannot be verified this way; it needs a DNS record.",{"q":718,"a":719},"Why does my Search Console property show no data?","Google names two causes when a property is still empty several days after verification. Either the site has not been seen in Google Search yet, or the property was created for the wrong URL, for example http instead of https on a URL-prefix property.",{"q":721,"a":722},"Do I need Search Console for my site to appear on Google?","No. Google states that you do not have to sign up for Search Console to be included in Google Search results. Search Console is the free service that shows you how Google sees the site and alerts you to problems.",{"q":724,"a":725},"Can I set up Search Console without access to my DNS settings?","Yes, with a URL-prefix property. It can be verified with an HTML file, an HTML tag, Google Analytics or Google Tag Manager. 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