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Use the searchanalytics.query API to fetch Google Search Console performance metrics like clicks, impressions, CTR, and position. You must specify explicit dimensions such as date, query, page, country, or device to retrieve site performance data for custom workflows.

Yes, you can assess indexing coverage to identify indexed versus not-indexed pages and errors. You can also monitor Core Web Vitals and technical signals to guide fixes and improve your web properties' search integrity across devices.

Tracking site performance requires explicit metrics including Clicks, Impressions, CTR, and Position. You must also provide dimensions like date, query, page, country, or device when using the searchanalytics.query API to analyze and interpret the data.

Generate monthly SEO audit reports by analyzing Google Search Console data to identify top pages and queries for action. The process assesses performance trends, indexing errors, and sitemap status to produce concise, shareable site insights.

Yes, it addresses indexing and coverage by assessing indexed versus not-indexed pages. It identifies errors and reasons pages are excluded from Google search results, providing guidance to fix coverage issues and improve visibility.

The best way to monitor sitemap status and search integrity is by analyzing Google Search Console data. This approach manages sitemaps, evaluates Core Web Vitals, and tracks enhancements to ensure web properties maintain strong search visibility across devices.