Google Search Console Update: No More Analytics Data

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Google has made changes to its Search Console Insights service , removing metrics from Google Analytics . This move means that Search Console Insights will now provide information based solely on data collected from Search Console. This update is available to all website owners and is aimed at simplifying the user experience.

By removing Google Analytics data, the service becomes more focused on analyzing organic search and its performance. Google Analytics data remains available on a separate platform, so users who want cash app data to analyze it must go directly to Google Analytics.

This move can yield more efficient and easier-to-interpret results for users looking purely for search and site performance metrics, but for more complex reporting and combined data, it remains necessary to use both platforms.

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