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Are there any reports in the Search Console?
Here is a summary of the current Search Console reports, and a few older, but useful reports and tools.
Why are there errors in my Search Console?
Search Console has changed the way that it evaluates and reports errors in Event structured data. As a result, you may see small increases in the number of Event entities and issues reported for your property, as well as a change in severity of some issues from errors to warnings.
What happens when Search Console detects structured data?
Every time Search Console detects a new issue related to structured data on a website, we send an email to account owners – but if an existing issue gets worse, it won’t trigger an email, so it is still important for you to check your account sporadically.
Why is my structured data not showing in Google search?
Errors are important as those are missing properties that are required by Google to create a rich result. Warnings are important to monitor but often there are perfectly valid reasons not to have included these optional field in your schema. But generally, the more complete the markup, the better.
Where to find coverage report in Google search?
Use the tool by typing a URL in the bar at the top of Search Console. Suggested use: Use this report to troubleshoot any crawling errors that Google encountered on your site. You can reach this tool by clicking into a specific URL in the Coverage report.
What to look for in a Google search report?
Look for dramatic dips in your click count; if found, open the report to investigate. Explore how many people saw and clicked on your site in Google Search, what queries showed your site in Search, and your average search position.
What can I do to help my Google search?
Suggested use: If only checking in periodically, check for manual actions or security issues. Look for spikes in coverage or enhancement errors, and if found, open the report to troubleshoot. Look for dramatic dips in your click count; if found, open the report to investigate.