What Is Benefits of Google fetch?

[vashilove]

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I would like to know that What Is Benefits of Google fetch?

[smith1]

The Fetch as Google tool enables you to test how Google crawls an URL on your site. Fetches a specified URL in your site and displays the HTTP response.

[wiliamjamesh]

The Fetch as Google tool allows you to check however Google crawls associate degree computer address on your web site. Fetches a nominative computer address in your web site and displays the protocol response.

[RH-Calvin]

Fetch as Google is a Google Search Console feature that lets you simulate how a published web page looks to Google. It also lets you manually submit pages to Google's search index, so you can quickly and efficiently let Google know about changes to your site.

[rajkiran]

Fetch as Google is a Google Search Console feature that lets you simulate how a published web page looks to Google. It also lets you manually submit pages to Google's search index, so you can quickly and efficiently let Google know about changes to your site.

[Pillars]

Google Search Console is a wonderful way to understand search engine issues and optimize your site for Google. “Fetch as Google” is an option available for webmasters to check how a web page will look when Googlebot crawls that page.

[manige3e]

Google Search Console or GSC (formerly “Google Webmaster Tools”) is a conglomeration of Google SEO tools and reporting. It offers data and configuration control for your website as well as a variety of visitor metrics. Search Console gives you direct insight from Google as to how the search engine sees your website. Check your website for any found errors, see broken pages, check site indexing, etc. Additionally, this is where you will receive messages directly from Google regarding any issues with, or actions taken against, your website. This could be something like a detected hack attack, a malware warning, a manual penalty for bad linking practices or other technical notices which the search engine may send via the Google Search Console.

App developers can use Google Search Console to add deep linking to their apps (which allows app pages to show up in users’ mobile search results), connect their app with a website, handle crawl errors and more.

Search Console is a great tool to help you discover problems which might hurt your search result rankings, or even your websites’ user experience.

There’s a lot you can do with GSC, but it can take a while to learn how to get great returns on the time you spend with it. In light of this reality, we’ve tried to assemble a practical collection of key features along with a brief description. Many of these are most useful in maintaining SEO best practices on your website.

Note: If you want to use Google Search Console, you will first need to verify ownership of the domain before Google will grant you access to the data for analysis or download. Remember to add all site versions (http:// and www. versions). Once you have linked your website, Google will then reveal the information it has on your site activity.

Search Appearance
This section reveals how your site appears in Google’s search results pages (SERP). Its appearance is influenced by a variety of factors and may include components such as the page title, snippet (meta description), sitelinks, site search option, URL, event rich snippet, breadcrumbs, and product or rich snippets.

Structured Data
Google collects and displays up to 10,000 pages that contain structured data in this section of Search Console. Here you will find graphs showing the amount of structured data elements found on the website, and any subsequent markup errors. You can download the error report for sharing or offline review.

Note: The structured data report can work well in conjunction with the Structured Data Testing Tool. Once you have identified pages with errors, put them in the testing tool. Use the results found to solve any problems.

Data Highlighter
This impressive tool is one of the easiest ways to implement structured data, especially when you don’t have access to the website’s back end.

Enter the URL of a page on your website and then select a section of text from the page such as the business phone number, for example. Then tag it with the label Telephone in the pop-up window Google provides. Information which isn’t visible on the page can be entered manually. While this is not as preferred as having the hard code on the page itself it is better than nothing

[henrybolt]

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