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SEO Tools to Get Google API Insights
Bailey Greenwood • January 16, 2022
Google recently announced a change to their Search Console API that allows third-party applications access information from your account in bulk. This means you can now get more out of each page load by having multiple URLs analyzed at once instead waiting for one entry point, like before where all data would be refreshed every five minutes or so despite how many times they were accessed during this period!
The Google SEO tools and platforms are now able to access Search Console data in order for them provide more accurate information about their index coverage. This means that you can use these new features, like:
- Crawlability and Indexability Status
- Last Crawling Time
- Sitemap Inclusion
- Google Selected Canonical URL
- Identify Structed Data For Rich Results Eligibility
- Mobile Usability Status
With the release of this new data, SEO professionals can now take their analysis and debugging to another level. Some have already developed free tools that incorporate it into existing ones while others just use what they find interesting for inspiration or amusement purposes only!
1. Google Bulk Inspection of URLs
Pletzer, the SEO specialist from Germany has developed a new tool to make it easier than ever for you access inspection API data. It’s so simple! There's no need register or configure anything on your end - just select what properties that want checked and paste in any URLs they pass off as valid ones.
This tool allows you to see the status of each field in a browser. It processes data obtained from URL Inspection API and displays it as table, where users can Browse or Export values for CSV/Excel files.
2. MyDomain.Dev
The free-to use Mydomain.dev platform was developed by Lino Uruñuela and requires registration to access the data available through Google's API without limitations found in Search Console itself .
The reports section groups all information into segments making it easier for users like yourself who are looking at their website analytics but don't want any extra confusion or hassle from other features on offer there such as AdWords conversion tracking which can sometimes be too detailed if not used correctly (which we'll get back onto later).
The new section provides access to the URL Inspection insights through a bulk validation process that allows you select any property and paste URLs in order obtain their status. You can filter data, copy it as CSV/Excel or PDF files for further processing on your computer with ease!
3. URL Inspection API in Sheets
With Google Sheets being the most used tool for spreadsheet management, there are always those who want to go ahead and use an already established method. For these people Mike Richardson has developed a free template using App Scripts so you can copy-and follow his instructions straight onto your own account at no cost!
Now that you have all of your key information, paste in the URLs to check and obtain their last crawl information. You'll also want an idea on how well they're covered by Google's algorithms as well!
Google is testing out a new feature that will allow users to provide their data for enhanced conversions. The setup method, which advertisers have the option of choosing from automatic or not-automated collection methods requires them first accept customer terms before using this function in order for it work correctly.
1. Make your Ad Copy Relevant With the shift toward responsive search ads (RSA), you certainly have enough space to run all of your different USPs and calls-to action. But what truly sets a campaign apart from others? Having better “Input." That means ensuring that every headline variation is as relevant for someone seeing it on Google as possible - which can be done by identifying hot topics or keywords within their industry before running any advertisements utilizing this platform! For example, we at Pinnacle Technologies, ran some studies exploring health, more specifically parent's interest in weight loss products--and found one particular group would rather hear about. We focused our USPs with how we were able to provide protection for the family while also highlighting personal benefits. Our result? This led not only higher click-through rates but stronger conversions as well! You can test different messages depending on who you are targeting--someone aged 12+ will respond better if they're looking at an app Thinking Putty® whereas children under age 10 would be more interested in doing something like painting a picture with oil pastels first before installing anything onto their phone or tablet."
