Page quality
The Google Search Console "Page Quality" report shows how your site is rated against key web metrics, focusing on the quality of your site on mobile and desktop devices. It includes the percentage of good quality URLs and the total number of valid URL views, with additional emphasis on issues with mobile friendliness and HTTPS usage. According to Google's documentation, "Page Quality" is a set of signals that illustrate the user experience on a given page. This rating, based on individual URLs, is intended to help you create pages that improve the user experience for your visitors.
Overview of Page Quality in Google Search Console
Overview of Page Quality in Google Search Console
Basic Internet Metrics
Core Web Vitals, also known as Core Web Vitals in Google Search Console, are a set of metrics focused on three aspects of a user's experience on a page: loading, interactivity, and visual stability. They consist of three specific metrics: LCP (Largest Contentful Paint), FID (First Input Delay), and CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift). The report presents data broken down by the type of device that our site visitors used. Metrics for users using desktop devices may therefore be completely different than those presented by mobile users.
Attention:
In March 2024, one of the Core Web Vitals - FID is to be replaced by INP (Interaction to Next Paint) as the Core Web Indicator.
You can read more about measuring Core Web Vitals on our website: What are Core Web Vitals?
Core Web Metrics - GSC Report
Core Web Metrics - GSC Report
Support on mobile devices
The Mobile Usability Report helps you identify and fix issues with how your site is displayed on mobile devices. It provides information on whether your site is optimized for mobile and provides recommendations instagram database on how to improve the user experience on mobile devices. Google has announced that it will be deprecating the report from Google Search Console and it will only be available until December 2023.
Support on GSC mobile devices
Support on GSC mobile devices
Shopping
Once Google recognizes your site as an online marketplace, you’ll see a “Shopping” tab in the Google Search Console sidebar. This is a collection of tools and reports that illustrate the shopping features available on your site. So if you don’t see this report, you probably don’t have an online store, or your site hasn’t been identified as one yet.
Product Descriptions
Product descriptions tab
Product descriptions tab
The product descriptions tab refers to the rich results report for the product description structured data on your site. Structured data allows Google to better understand the content of your pages, which in turn allows it to present that information in a more structured and engaging way in search results.
There you will find a chart that presents information about incorrect and correct structured data within the site, and in the lower table, about errors or warnings related to them.
Seller Information
Seller Information
Seller Information
The next item on the Shopping tab is a report titled “Seller Information.” It presents information related to detected errors in the structured data about the seller on your site. Similar to the “Product Descriptions” report, a chart is placed at the top of the page that illustrates the number of items with critical errors and those that have correctly implemented data.
Information on the sales card
When a site sells physical products and certain conditions are met, you can set up a Merchant Center account to display structured product data on the Shopping tab in Google search results. Merchant Center lets you manage sales of products that appear on Google services. You don’t need to upload any products to Google. You just need to provide and update structured product data on the site that matches your inventory.
