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Google Search Console supplies the queries and pages you already appear for. Connect it before you start SEO: without it, Ryze can’t pick keywords from your own search data or show whether Google indexed and ranked the articles it publishes.

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Requirements

  • A verified Search Console property for your site
  • A Google login with access to that property
  • The property type matching how your site is served — a Domain property covers all subdomains and protocols; a URL-prefix property covers only that exact prefix

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Connect

1

Open Integrations

Open Integrations in the left sidebar. Use the Search integrations box or the Analytics filter to find Google Search Console.
2

Click Connect

You’re redirected to Google. Sign in and approve access — keep every requested permission checked.
3

Check the Site

Back in Ryze, the Google Search Console window opens on its own. Ryze pre-selects the Site that matches your workspace domain. Check it, change it if needed, and click Save.
Until a Site is saved, the card shows Require setup. Click View to finish.

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Change the Site or default accounts later

Click View on the card. There you can:
  • change the Site for this workspace;
  • pick Agent default accounts — the sites the agent looks at first when you don’t name one. It can still reach every site on that login. See Agent default accounts;
  • add another Google login with Add one more account.

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What Ryze uses it for

  • Keyword discovery from queries you already receive impressions for
  • Finding pages ranking just outside click-earning positions
  • Finding new article topics in your impression data
  • Indexation monitoring
  • Measuring whether published work earned impressions and clicks
  • Checking a page’s index status when you ask (URL Inspection)
  • Submitting or removing sitemaps in Search Console when you ask (removing one doesn’t touch the file on your site) — these changes follow your chat’s Tool approvals setting

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Data timing

Google reports with a 2–3 day delay and provides up to 16 months of history. Recently published pages will not appear immediately.

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Troubleshooting

No sites to pick. The Google login you used has no access to a verified property. Connect with the login that does, or add it with Add one more account. Data looks incomplete. Check the property type — a URL-prefix property for https://www.example.com/ excludes https://example.com/ traffic. Card shows Reconnect needed. Click Reconnect and sign in to Google again. Google access can be revoked by a password change or an admin policy.