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Definition

Google Search Console is Google’s free web service that provides data on how a site performs in Google Search — including impressions, clicks, average position, indexing status, crawl errors, and structured data validation. It is the primary tool for monitoring a site’s technical health from Google’s perspective. Google Search Console is the closest thing to direct feedback from Google’s crawlers. For AI search optimization, it is where brands identify pages not being indexed, structured data errors that prevent rich results, and crawl anomalies that block AI crawler access. Submitting XML sitemaps through Search Console accelerates indexation of new content and enables monitoring of which pages are being crawled and indexed.

XML sitemap

Indexability

Crawl budget

Markup validation

Rich Results Test

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