The Google Search Console is a free-to-use service by Google to assist users in maintaining and troubleshooting their sites in the Google Search results. SEO specialists, site administrators, web developers and site administrators can all benefit from this feature.

The recommendations feature can be accessed through the overview page of the Search Console. Since it is an experimental feature, the feature does not extend to every sire. However, Google plans to expand this service over the next few months.

Search Console Recommendations: Key Points

These Recommendations provide websites with chances to optimise their websites. This feature offers users with insights and tips on crawling and indexing. Tips on serving based on the data collected in the Search Console are also provided. Even though the data was available prior, these new recommendations provided by the Search Console plan to increase its accessibility through ‘direct recommendations’.

This new feature can help users by utilising structured data which in turn helps improve Google’s understanding of user content, adding sitemaps and analysing trending pages and questions. Google also updates these recommendations quite regularly so the details could be changed or it may expire over time. In the case that there are no current recommendations, Google will not display anything.

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