Google Analytics vs Google Search Console

Search engine optimization (SEO) is a critical process for a website to rank organically and consistently bring in a large volume of high-quality traffic. Tools like Google Analytics and Google Search Console can help you to improve your SEO strategy and generate more organic traffic to your website.

Google Search Console

Where Search Console focuses on the queries that lead users to your website, Google Analytics tells you more about how users engage with your website. Google Analytics will show you what digital channels users are coming from, including organic search, email, social media, and onsite activity. You can examine your website traffic as a whole or drill down to the page level to learn about:

• Conversions: Forms, calls, and chats completed on your website
• Session duration: How much time users are spending on your website
• Bounce rate: How often users look at one page on your website before leaving
• Demographics: The audience breakdowns of who is looking at your website
• Locations: Where users who visit your website are located
• Device: The type of devices users operate when viewing your website

Leverage this information to better reach your target audience with content that keeps them on your website until they convert.

Google Analytics

Alone, neither tool provides the complete solution for your SEO efforts. Google Search Console can help ensure that users making relevant searches find your site, while Google Analytics shows you how users navigate through your website. Together they can help you see how your SEO work benefits your organic traffic and provide data on where you could improve in the future.

Next Steps

Need help taking your website traffic to the next level? Consider a digital provider who understands on- and off-site SEO tactics. Learn more about working with Adpearance with a free digital analysis to see how your business’s website stacks up against the competition and gain insight into opportunities to improve the impact of your SEO efforts.  

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