Pick the wrong property type and part of your site can drop out of the reports. Nothing warns you when it happens.
Maybe someone set up Search Console years ago, or maybe it was never set up at all. Either way, you could be looking at a partial view of how Google indexes and ranks your site.
We verify the right property type, register all your domain variants and submit your sitemaps. Then we connect Search Console to Google Analytics and Looker Studio, so you see the full picture.
A verified domain property that covers every subdomain
XML sitemaps submitted and validated
Search Console linked to GA4 and Looker Studio
Baseline performance data captured from day one
We pick the right property type, which is usually a domain property, and list every domain variant you use.
We prove to Google that you own the domain and confirm that all subdomains report into one account.
We submit your XML sitemaps, the files that list your URLs for Google, and validate them.
We connect GA4 and Looker Studio, then capture baseline numbers so later changes have something to compare against.
A clean setup only pays off if someone reads what comes out of it. We read Search Console data closely and focus on the reports that drive real decisions. For sites with complex indexing problems or manual actions, we have seen the patterns before and know how to work through them efficiently.
A domain property covers everything on your domain, including all subdomains and both http and https. A URL prefix property covers only that exact prefix. Domain properties give a much fuller picture and are usually the right choice.
No. A domain property already includes subdomains. You can still add a URL prefix property for one subdomain if you want reporting focused there.
Yes. We link Search Console to GA4 so you can see search query data inside Analytics reports, and we build Looker Studio dashboards that combine both sources.
A sitemap gives Google a clear picture of which URLs you consider canonical, meaning the main version of each page, and how often they change. Sitemaps help most on large sites, new sites and sites with complex structures.
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