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How to Connect Google Search Console

Monitor your job board's search engine performance with Google Search Console.

Google Search Console shows how your job board performs in Google search results.

What Search Console shows

  • Keywords people use to find your board
  • Your ranking positions in search results
  • Click-through rates from search
  • Index coverage and errors
  • Mobile usability issues

Connect Search Console

Cavuno uses OAuth to connect directly to your Google Search Console account.

  1. Go to Board settings in the sidebar, then click the Analytics tab
  2. Find the Google Search Console section
  3. Click Connect
  4. Sign in with your Google account
  5. Grant access to Search Console data

Once connected, you'll see your search performance data in Cavuno.

Disconnect Search Console

To remove the connection:

  1. Go to Board settings in the sidebar, then click the Analytics tab
  2. Find the Google Search Console section
  3. Click Disconnect

Requirements

Search Console connection requires your board to use the primary Cavuno domain. If you're using a custom domain, ensure your primary domain is configured in your domain settings.

What to monitor

Performance report

Shows your search visibility:

  • Queries: What people search for
  • Pages: Which pages appear in results
  • Countries: Where your audience is
  • Devices: Mobile vs desktop

Key metrics

  • Impressions: Times you appeared in search
  • Clicks: Visits from search results
  • CTR: Click-through rate
  • Position: Average ranking

Index coverage

Shows if Google can access your pages:

  • Valid pages indexed
  • Pages with warnings
  • Errors preventing indexing
  • Excluded pages

Improving search performance

Based on Search Console data

  1. Find opportunities: Pages ranking 5-15 could be improved
  2. Fix errors: Resolve any index coverage issues
  3. Optimize CTR: Improve titles and descriptions for low-CTR pages
  4. Monitor keywords: See what queries bring traffic

Common issues

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On this page

  1. What Search Console shows
  2. Connect Search Console
  3. Disconnect Search Console
  4. Requirements
  5. What to monitor
  6. Performance report
  7. Key metrics
  8. Index coverage
  9. Improving search performance
  10. Based on Search Console data
  11. Common issues
  12. Submitting your sitemap
  • Not indexed: Submit your sitemap, check robots.txt
  • Low CTR: Improve page titles and descriptions
  • Dropping rankings: Check for content issues, competitors
  • Mobile issues: Ensure responsive design

Submitting your sitemap

Help Google find all your pages:

  1. In Search Console, go to Sitemaps
  2. Enter your sitemap URL (usually yourboard.com/sitemap.xml)
  3. Click Submit
  4. Monitor for any errors