# Google search consoles

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**Who can use this feature?**

* This feature is available for Pro and Enterprise plan users.
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Google Search Console is a fantastic tool that helps you understand how Google views your website. It provides detailed reports about your website's visibility on Google.

1. Go to "Google search console"
2. Click **Sign in with Google** -> Sign in with email that is connected with your website in [Google search console](https://search.google.com/search-console/welcome)
3. Select website that you want to analyze
4. Click **Save**

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### Understand Search report

The Search Report provides detailed information about your website. It includes three types of data: Web, Image, and Video.

* **Total clicks**: This is the number of times a user clicked through to your site. The way this is counted depends on the type of search result.
* **Total impressions**: This is the number of times a user saw a link to your site in search results. The calculation method varies for images and other search result types, depending on whether or not the result was scrolled into view.
* **Average CTR**: This is the percentage of impressions that resulted in a click.
* **Average position**: This is the average position of your site in search results, based on its highest position whenever it appeared in a search. The position of individual pages is available in the table below the chart. Position determination can be complicated by features such as carousels or Knowledge Panels.

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### Work with sitemaps

To add a new [sitemap](/seo-suite-help-center/other-features/sitemap-generator/html-sitemap.md), please enter the sitemap and click **Submit**.&#x20;

The status of the sitemaps you've added will be displayed below. If you want to remove any sitemap, simply click the **Delete**.

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