Search Console – SureRank

The Search Console section in SureRank provides a centralized, visual overview of your website’s SEO performance by integrating directly with your connected Google Search Console property. This helps you:

• Monitor your website’s search visibility
  
• Identify top-performing content
  
• Spot and resolve SEO issues—all in one place
  

Connecting to Google Search Console

When you visit the Search Console tab for the first time, you’ll be prompted to connect your website to Google Search Console.

Steps to Connect:

Click on the Connect to Search Console button.

You will be redirected to a Google login screen—sign in with your Google account.

After authentication, select the desired Search Console property from the dropdown list.

Click Proceed to complete the connection.

Once connected, SureRank will begin fetching data from your selected property.

Site Search Traffic (Last 90 Days)

This section displays a line graph that helps you visualize your website’s performance in Google Search over the past 90 days. It represents the amount of traffic your site has received from search engine results pages (SERPs) during this period.

Graph Details:

• Blue Line: Total Impressions
  
• Purple Line: Total Clicks
  

Summary Metrics Displayed:

• Total Clicks
  
• Total Impressions
  

Switch Site

You can switch between connected sites using the dropdown menu located in the top-right corner of the dashboard.

• When you click the dropdown, a popup will appear displaying the list of available Search Console properties.
• Select a different site from the dropdown menu within the popup.
• Click the Proceed button to confirm your selection and fetch data from the newly selected property.

This allows you to seamlessly view and analyze data from multiple websites connected to your Google account.

Disconnect from Search Console

If you need to remove a connected Search Console property, follow these steps:

1. Click the Disconnect button near the site selection dropdown.
2. A confirmation popup will appear with the message: “Are you sure you want to disconnect your Search Console account from SureRank?”
3. You’ll be given two options:
   • Click Disconnect to confirm and stop all data syncing.
   • Click Cancel to keep the current connection.

Once disconnected, SureRank will no longer retrieve data from Google Search Console for that site.
You can reconnect at any time by following the connection steps again.

Content Performance (Last 90 Days)

SEO Performance over the last 90 days reflects how well your website pages are performing in search engine results (SERPs) during this period. It helps you evaluate the effectiveness of your SEO strategies and uncover opportunities for improvement.

The report provides key insights for each page, including:

• Page URL – The permalink of the page or post.
• Status – Represents the current SEO state of the page. It can be:
  • Top Ranked – Performing exceptionally well in search results.
  • On the Rise – Showing improvement in visibility and ranking.
  • Low Visibility – Not getting much exposure in search results.
• Clicks – The total number of clicks the page has received from search results.
• Average Position – The page’s average ranking position in search results.
• Impressions – The number of times the page appeared in search results, regardless of clicks.

These insights help you understand which pages are performing well and which ones may need further optimization.

Available Tabs:

• Content Analysis: Review individual page-level performance metrics.
  
• Content Gap: Discover missed opportunities and areas for improvement.

View Full Report

To see a detailed breakdown, click the View Full Report button.

This will take you to the Search Console > Content Performance page within SureRank.

SEO Performance – Full Report View

In the full report view, you’ll see a comprehensive table showing SEO performance data for your pages over the last 90 days.

Filter Options:

Use the dropdown at the top to filter results based on page visibility status:

• All – View all pages.
  
• Top Ranked – Pages that are consistently performing well.
  
• On the Rise – Pages gaining traction in search results.
  
• Low Visibility – Pages with minimal search visibility that may need attention.
  

Table Columns:

• Page URL – The permalink of the page/post.
  
• Status – Indicates the current SEO state: Top Ranked, On the Rise, or Low Visibility.
  
• Clicks – Total number of clicks received from search results.
  
• Average Position – The average ranking position of the page in search results.
  
• Impressions – How many times the page appeared in search results.
  

If the number of rows exceeds the display limit, pagination will appear at the bottom of the table to let you navigate between multiple pages of results.

Conclusion

SureRank’s integration with Google Search Console gives you actionable insights into your site’s search performance—all within your WordPress dashboard. Whether you’re tracking impressions, analyzing content visibility, or identifying underperforming pages, SureRank helps you stay in control of your SEO strategy without switching tools or tabs.

Stay informed, act faster, and optimize smarter—directly from your WordPress site.