Google Search Console + Maintouch
Turn your Search Console data into a ranked list of pages to refresh, optimize and watch.
Overview
Search Console is the only place Google tells you which queries bring people to each page, and which pages are slipping. Most teams open it once a month and never act on what it shows.
Connect it to Maintouch and we pull clicks, impressions and positions for every page and query on your property. We use them to rank content updates, flag pages close to page one, track indexing and answer your questions in Agent M.
How it works
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Sign in with Google
Approve Search Console access with a Google account that can see your property.
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Pick your property
Maintouch lists the properties that match your domain. Choose the one for your site.
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Let the data land
We pull your last 30, 90 and 180 days against the period before each, then keep them fresh in the background.
What you get
Updates ranked by traffic
Every suggested content update is scored on the clicks and impressions at stake, so valuable pages that are slipping come first.
Striking-distance pages
Pages averaging position 5 to 30 for their top queries are flagged as ready to optimize, not rewrite.
Indexing checks
Maintouch inspects your URLs twice a day and can tell you when a page gets indexed or drops out.
Ask Agent M
Ask which queries a page ranks for or why clicks fell, and get an answer from your own Search Console data.
Permissions
webmasters Read search performance, URL inspection results and submitted sitemaps for your property.indexing Requested at sign-in alongside Search Console. Not used today.openid, email, profile Show which Google account is connected.Questions
Does Maintouch change anything in Search Console?
No. Maintouch reads performance, inspection and sitemap data. It does not submit sitemaps, add users or change property settings.
Why don’t I see my property?
Maintouch only lists properties that match your site’s domain. Sign in with a Google account that has access to that property, then refresh the list.
How far back does the data go?
Google keeps about 16 months of Search Console data. Maintouch compares windows of up to 180 days and uses the full history to tell how old each page is.
