Workspace and properties
Connect accounts, select a Search Console property and understand Domain versus URL-prefix resources.
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SEOKit documentation
How SEOKit collects, compares and explains Google Search Console, GA4 and Bing data — plus a map of every workspace, indexing and collaboration feature.
Connect in three steps
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Sign in with Google
Use an account that can access the Search Console properties you need.
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Review access
SEOKit requests the scopes required by the modules you explicitly connect.
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Choose a property
Use the shared property switcher; reports always state their source and date window.
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Getting started
Dates, comparisons and data delay
Preset and custom periods, equal previous-period comparisons, weekday matching and explicit GSC freshness labels.
Open sectionPrivacy and metric hiding
Hide business metrics on screen without altering the underlying report or export.
Open sectionSearch analytics
Queries, pages and countries
Clicks, impressions, CTR and position with filters, pagination and source-aware totals.
Open sectionRankings and rank changes
Compare position distribution and movement between equal non-overlapping periods.
Open sectionContent groups and topic clusters
Analyze themed sets of pages and query terms instead of isolated rows.
Open sectionHistorical storage
Understand GSC retention, SEOKit full-storage options and when a report can use locally retained history.
Open sectionOptimization and forecasting
Opportunities
Striking-distance keywords, page poaching, content decay, CTR benchmarks and query decay.
Open sectionOn-page and technical checks
Crawl selected high-impression pages for status, canonicals, robots, words, links, sitemap and keyword coverage.
Open sectionAdvanced analysis
Time series, change points, anomaly detection, sampling impact, CTR curves and opportunity scoring.
Open sectionForecasts and experiments
Project traffic from historical observations and measure annotated changes against a defined baseline.
Open sectionIndexing and site analysis
Indexing overview
Combine coverage signals, sitemap data and inspections without treating performance rows as proof of indexation.
Open sectionSitemaps and URL Inspection
Read submitted sitemaps and request Google URL Inspection within the account quota.
Open sectionIndexNow
Configure a domain key, verify the key file and submit eligible URLs to participating search engines.
Open sectionIndex Tracker
Select URLs, schedule inspections and read status history and reports.
Open sectionInternationalization and migrations
Audit hreflang relationships and compare old/new URL sets during a migration.
Open sectionData sources and integrations
Google Analytics 4
Sessions, key events, e-commerce, landing pages, channels and AI-referral reporting remain GA4-sourced.
Open sectionBing Webmaster Tools
Connect an API key for Bing queries, pages and crawl-health data.
Open sectionAlerts, Slack, Teams and webhooks
Define monitored conditions, delivery channels and failure behavior.
Open sectionMCP and ChatGPT app
Create scoped credentials, connect an MCP client and understand read versus write tools.
Open sectionCollaboration and account
Annotations
Add property or account events that remain visible on time-series reports.
Open sectionTeam and shared reports
Invite teammates, scope access and share saved reports without exposing unrelated properties.
Open sectionDefault filters and exports
Reuse account-level filters and export tables or charts with the active report context.
Open sectionSubscription and limits
Review tool plans, quotas and the behavior of features that require retained history.
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