Google Search Console

Google Search Console helps you measure your site's Search traffic and performance, fix issues, and make your site shine in Google Search results. 

Let's see how can you integrate Google Search Console to Stackby.

In this article, we will see the following:

1. How to integrate Google Search Console

2. Available API Functions

How to integrate Google Search Console

Integration of Google Search Console to Stackby is very easy just follow these simple steps.

Step 1: Log in to Stackby.com and then Go to Integrations tab

Step 2: Select the Workspace to which you want to connect Google Search Console

Step 3: Click on Add your API Key and authorize your Google Search console account

Step 4: Name you Connection

Step 5: Once the account is connected, click Save.

Now that you have set up the integration, here is how you bring Google Search Console data:

1. Create a stack in the Workspace or go to the stack, and keep the first column or any column as the reference (here it will be the String).
2. Add 4 reference parameters: Website URL, Start Date, End Date, Dimensions (Device, Country etc.)
3. In the second column, connect to the Google Search Console and rename the column, select "API" as the column property, and choose Google Search Console as the API, and Select an API from your Account, and within that Select a Service and then Select the reference columns as required. There, you have now integrated your API with a column.
4. Add in the string in the first/primary column, click on the refresh arrow and the API will work on the stack. The data will start filling in the consecutive columns (decide which data you want to access by selecting it from our data explorer). Make sure you change the column names and property beforehand; repeat with other columns.

Note: You can add filters in cells like 

Device: Mobile

Country: USA

Or even 

Device: Mobile, Country: USA  in the same cell and separate dimensions by comma 

And these filters can be referenced in the input columns to just bring that relevant filtered information.

This is how it will look -

Available API Functions

Search analytics from the website
Get search traffic and cost of url
Reference Input column: Website URL, Start and end date, dimensions (device, country | country:IND ) 
Output: Rich search analytics (clicks, impressions, CTR, position etc.)