Search data
Published Apr 07, 2026
Connect Google Search Console per brand to view search performance, inspect indexing status, and request recrawls from Blogflair.
Plan requirement: Search data is included on Starter and Pro only. Free accounts see an upgrade prompt on the Search data page.
Where to go
- Search data overview:
/dashboard/search-data - Per-brand analytics:
/dashboard/search-data/{brand-slug}
What you can do
- Search analytics — Clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position for a selected date range.
- Queries and pages — Full tables from Search Console (not just top rows), with sorting and pagination.
- URL inspection — Check whether a URL is indexed and review coverage, fetch, and canonical details.
- Request indexing — Submit an indexing notification for a URL (see limits below).
- Disconnect — Remove the Google connection for a brand at any time.
Setup steps
- Upgrade to Starter or Pro if you are on Free (Billing).
- Open Search data in the dashboard sidebar.
- Select the brand you want to connect.
- Click Connect Google Search Console and sign in with a Google account that has access to the site in Search Console.
- Choose the correct property (URL-prefix or domain) and save.
- Pick a date range (24 hours, 7 days, 28 days, 3 months, or custom) to load metrics.
Each brand has its own Search Console connection and property selection.
Using search analytics
After a property is connected:
- Use the date range pills at the top to filter the period. Google Search Console data is usually available through yesterday (not today).
- Review summary cards for total clicks, impressions, average CTR, and average position.
- Open the Queries or Pages tab to explore full result lists.
- Sort by any column and change page size (50–400 rows per page) as needed.
Click Refresh to pull the latest data from Google for the current range.
Inspect a URL
- In the Inspect URL card, enter a URL that belongs to your connected property.
- Click Inspect to load indexing status from Google.
- Optional: click Request indexing to notify Google of an update, or Search Console to open Google’s full inspection report.
Request indexing notes:
- Uses Google’s Indexing API. It asks Google to recrawl the URL; it does not guarantee indexing.
- Google officially limits the Indexing API to certain content types, but many sites use it more broadly—results may vary.
- If indexing requests fail with a permission error, disconnect and reconnect Search Console so Blogflair can request the indexing scope again.
Permissions
- Use a Google account that is an owner or full user on the Search Console property.
- The URL you inspect must be under the property you selected (same domain or URL prefix rules as in Search Console).
Disconnect
On a brand’s Search data page, use Disconnect to remove the Google connection for that brand. You can connect again later; you may need to re-authorize in Google.
Common issues
Search data is locked / upgrade prompt
- Search data requires Starter or Pro. Upgrade from Billing.
No properties in the list
- Confirm the site exists in Google Search Console for the Google account you used.
- Verify you chose the correct Google account during OAuth.
URL inspection failed
- The URL must belong to the connected property (domain or URL-prefix).
- Check spelling and include
https://if needed.
Token expired / reconnect
- Click Disconnect, then Connect Google Search Console again.
Metrics look empty or delayed
- GSC often lags by a day or more. Try an older date range.
- Very new sites or low-traffic properties may show little or no data.
Security tips
- Connect only properties you manage in Search Console.
- Disconnect integrations when offboarding a brand or team member who set up the connection.
- Review connected properties periodically in Search Console.