> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.postmetric.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Connect Google Search Console

> Connect Google Search Console with PostMetric

Connect Google Search Console to see which search queries drive traffic and revenue to your website.

## Why connect Search Console?

By connecting Google Search Console, you can:

* See which search queries drive traffic
* Understand search performance metrics
* Link search queries to revenue
* Identify high-value search terms

## Setup

1. Go to your website settings in the dashboard
2. Click **"Integrations"** in the sidebar
3. Click **"Connect Google Search Console"**
4. Follow the OAuth flow to authorize PostMetric
5. Select the property you want to connect

## View search data

Once connected, you can view:

* **Search queries** - Which queries drive traffic
* **Click-through rate** - CTR for your search results
* **Average position** - Your average ranking position
* **Impressions** - How many times your pages appeared in search
* **Clicks** - How many clicks you received

## Link search to revenue

When Search Console is connected, you can see:

* Which search queries drive revenue
* Revenue by search query
* Conversion rate by search query

## Data sync

Search Console data is synced daily. You can also manually refresh the data from your dashboard.

## Privacy

PostMetric only accesses the Search Console data you authorize. We don't access any other Google services or data.

## Troubleshooting

### Can't connect Search Console

* Make sure you're logged into the correct Google account
* Verify you have access to the Search Console property
* Check that the property is verified in Search Console

### Data not syncing

* Wait 24 hours for initial sync
* Manually refresh the data from your dashboard
* Check that the property is still connected

## Next steps

<Card title="Filter your data" icon="filter" href="/get-started/filter-data">
  Learn how to filter and analyze your search data
</Card>
