Whether a change moved clicks.
whyThe pricing page's title changed last month.
asksDid the new pricing title raise clicks?
Only Search Console counts real clicks. Your Google account, added by the owner, reads it as you.
team/tools/search-console/search-console.md properties and ownersAnyone who decides from clicks, not estimates.
whyThe pricing page's title changed last month.
asksDid the new pricing title raise clicks?
whyAn estimate is not a click.
asksWhich searches brought the most clicks this month?
whyThe guide was written for one search and ranks for another.
asksWhich queries does the onboarding guide really rank for?
One query: a date range, dimensions, a filter. Back come clicks, impressions, CTR and position.
By query, page, country, device or date.
Including its own keyword's row, so empty rankings show.
A domain property covers every subdomain and protocol.
Whether a change moved clicks is read only here.
Restricted access reads everything; full access manages sitemaps.
The owner adds you to the property. That grant is the whole credential.
Your own account, or a service account for a server. A page's average position mixes every query, so one off-topic query skews it.
A page names the properties, their owner and any service account.
The grant lives on the property. Our server stores the owners page.
Only the rows leave that machine.
The query set is checked first.
Clicks come from here, never from a tool's estimate.
What Search Console measures, and what it leaves out.
| Limit | What it means |
|---|---|
| It answers only what Google Search showed | No other engines, no AI answers. |
| A page's position is an average | A page's figure mixes every query it shows for. |
| Access is the owner's to give | Nothing is read before the grant. |
Name the properties once. Every AI trusts the measured number first.