Google Search Console Setup & Indexing

— FAQ

Frequently asked questions

• Is Google Search Console the same as Google Analytics?+

  No — Analytics shows what visitors do on your site; Search Console shows how Google itself sees it: indexing, rankings, clicks from search, technical errors and Core Web Vitals. A healthy SEO setup uses both.

• My site is not showing up on Google — can you fix that?+

  Usually, yes. Search Console tells us exactly why pages are not indexed — crawl blocks, noindex tags, canonical conflicts or quality issues — and we fix the cause, then request re-indexing.

• Do you monitor Search Console after launch?+

  Yes. It is part of our maintenance work: we watch coverage, vitals and search performance, and act when Google flags something — before it turns into lost traffic.

• Can you set up Search Console on a site you did not build?+

  Yes. We verify the property, usually through a DNS record so the whole domain is covered, submit the sitemap and read the Page indexing report for problems that are already there. All we need is access to your domain's DNS or to the site itself. The property stays in your Google account, with us added as a user.

• Can you fix pages that are 'Crawled – currently not indexed'?+

  Usually. That status means Google fetched the page and chose not to index it, most often because it looks thin, duplicated or unimportant within the site. Requesting indexing again rarely changes that on its own; the page needs stronger content, a clear canonical or more internal links pointing at it. We find which one applies and fix that.

• Do you also handle the rest of our SEO?+

  Search Console setup and indexing are the foundation, not the whole job. Keyword research, content, on-page work and site audits belong to our SEO services, which start from the same Search Console data. If indexing is the only problem, this page is where it gets fixed.