Reports help find what drives traffic from Google Search to your website.
Reports can provide informative data and insights, such as:
- Your Google Search rank.
- Keywords to drive traffic to your domain.
- Performance metrics. Learn more at Learn more at What are impressions, position, and clicks?
- User traffic breakdowns based on your device or location.
- The most popular pages on your website.
- To learn more about your website data, go to Improve your performance on Google Search.
Get started with reports
To enable reports:
- Sign in to Google Domains.
- Click on the domain you'd like to receive reports on.
- On the left, tap Reports.
- Tap Get Reports.
If you're already signed up for Search Console with the same Google account, no action is needed.
Important: It can take up to 24 hours to create your reports. You’ll receive an email when they're set up. Reports can only be enabled if you already have a website.
View your reports
- Sign in to Google Domains.
- Select the name of your domain.
- On the left, tap Reports.
Permissions
To use reports:
- You must have full permission to manage the domain.
- You need to have a website linked to the domain in question.
- You can't use forwarded domains.
Learn more about managing permissions from within Search Console, review Managing owners, users, and permissions.
Related resources
- To monitor your site's presence in Google Search results, learn about Search Console.
- Learn more about search and how to leverage your results.