Today, we released a new version of Search Console Helper: 1.1.3. It marks our first attempt at integrating Google Analytics into the application. Take a look and tell us what you think!
How do I give somebody access to my Google Search Console data?
Sometimes you need to give people who work on your site — your employees or contractors — access to your Google Search Console data. How do you do that without also giving them access to your Google account? It’s surprisingly easy and this article will show you.
How to track branded and non-branded keywords
Most SEO and PPC professionals divide keywords into branded keywords and non-branded ones. This article will help you understand what do these terms mean, how they differ, what is their significance and how to properly track and measure the performance of branded and non-branded keywords in SEO and PPC campaigns.
Good news for Mac users!
As of today, Mac users can use Search Console Helper via the Microsoft Remote Desktop app.
The app connects their Mac to our PC and allows them to run Search Console Helper remotely.
You will find the complete instructions on how to set up Microsoft Remote Desktop on your Mac and how to connect to Search Console Helper here.
How to use Search Console Helper with a Mac
We’re currently experiencing problems with the remote server and are working on a fix. Until further notice, this service is unavailable. Thank you for your understanding!
Even though Search Console Helper is a Windows application, you can access it also from your Mac machine. All you need is a remote desktop connection. This article explains what is it, how to set it up and how to use it.
How to setup and use your own Google API Key
There are many benefits of using your own Google API key with Search Console Helper. You would be ill-advised not to take advantage of it. This article describes, the exact steps you need to take in order to setup and use your own Google API key.
New release: 1.0.93 (custom and pre-configured filters)
We have just released a new version of Search Console Helper (1.0.93) with several very cool features.
How to monitor and fix URL crawl errors the right way
We have been re-doing our site back in September 2016. As part of that process, we also deleted a bunch of pages. One month later, Google Search Console is showing a significant increase in crawl errors. Today’s article will show why this happened, how to determine if this is a potential SEO problem for us and how to easily fix URL crawl errors for your own site, using Search Console Helper.
