Does anyone know of a way to download the list of sites/URL's from googles custom search engine console? We have a list of over 500 URL's and we are wanting to download them into a CSV for review. I'm logged into the configuration page/console, but am not seeing anywhere where I could download the list of sites.
Related
We have a survey which is based on Microsoft Forms, we are using 3 URLs from our website which all auto re-direct users to the Form. However, I want to check that Google Analytics will pick up user and page views stats so we can monitor performance of the 3 URLS. Can you confirm if there is anything I need to do within Google Analytics to ensure this? I've seen Tag Manager mentioned and Thanks, Jayne
I have a website written by js-css-html and some php. I have uploaded all the files to the github and it is activively working. As you know, it is a web-page which you can access it via a link.
What I'm trying to do is to see who click to my website. In my search I find that log files do this what I want. How can add log file to keep tracking who is click my web-page?
A GitHub page does have analytics:
either natively through Traffic page,
or through third-party tools, like Google analytics (with this script or a pixel tracked)
I am developing a mobile application for my school, which requires connecting to the website API with Moodle, the intention is to show the Moodle files from the same app, is there any way to do it?
So far, I can connect to the API, show the files, but the only solution I have achieved so far is to redirect to the browser so that the student can download the file.
Having the URL of the file, I thought about displaying the file via Google Docs, but in doing so, it tells me that the file cannot be displayed.
The URL I get from each file is type:
[moodle_site]/webservice/pluginfile.php/1504591/mod_resource/content/7/[file_name]?forcedownload=1&token=[token_user]
Any idea how to achieve it?
I want to create a multi-site search function using Bing Custom Search. I have created a search instance on https://www.customsearch.ai/ using my company-provided Microsoft account.
After adding my company's main www website (www.mysite.com) the search works, in the try-it-out tool and when going via the v7 API.
When I add a subsite, e.g. ``mysubsite.mysite.com`, how ever it does not crawl and display search results from that site.
I have tried:
Allowing subpages for mysite.com
Specifying protocol, e.g. HTTPS
Waiting for a day or two
What can be the problem? Sure, the subsite is not publicly released yet (or announced I mean), but it is accessible by everyone with an Internet connection and a web browser. How come Bing Custom Search does not find it when I tell it the exact address?
Thank you in advance.
If your subsite/pages are not crawled or indexed, you can check out the webmaster info on this page: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cognitive-services/bing-custom-search/define-your-custom-view. Search for webmaster documentation on this page.
How do I submit a sitemap to Google Search console as a request? I think I'm missing the part where I include my credentials, but it's not clear how to include this in the URL.
Everything is set up in search console and I can submit my sitemap manually.
Following the documentation (https://developers.google.com/webmaster-tools/search-console-api-original/v3/sitemaps/submit) I write this in a browser:
https://www.googleapis.com/webmasters/v3/sites/<mysiteurl>/sitemaps/<mysitemapurl>
It says "Not Found". < mysitemapurl > by itself does get the sitemap.
If I use the try-it option in the documentation then it says "User does not have sufficient permission for site".
I went through the credentials wizard and was told that I have sufficient credentials. I have a #developer.gserviceaccount.com email address and two Key IDs. But where do I include them in the URL?
After creating your new website or blog, the only thing that comes to our mind is how to bring your website or blog to Google search. So that traffic on our website can come and Make money. In fact, I too felt hard about how to bring my blog to Google search. But it is all easy to do. So in today's article I will show you how you can easily sumbit website sitemap to Google search console.
By inserting the sitemap of the website in Google search console, Google gets the data of our site. And accordingly Google shows our site in searches, which is very important for SEO.
What is Google search console?
Google search console is a platform of Google itself. Which is absolutely free, which helps you to show your website's data in search engine or not.
Until May 20, 2015 the service was called Google Webmaster Tools. In January 2018, Google introduced a new version of the search console, with changes to the user interface.
What is sitemap?
Sitemap is a file in XML format that contains the URL of all posts on your website. Along with this, the content of all your posts is also included in it, such as photos, videos, and audio etc.
How to submit sitemap in Google search console?
To submit a sitemap to the Google search console, you must create your website or blog sitemap. To create a sitemap, you can go directly by clicking on this link.
After generating sitemap XML file...
Follow the 5 simple steps to submit sitemap to Google search console.
Sign in to your Google search console.
In the left sidebar, select a property.
Click on sitemaps.
Enter sitemap URL.
And click on 'Submit'.
Conclusion!!
So Guys, now your website's sitemap has been sumbited in Google search console. Google will fetch it after a few hours.
You need to follow the below steps to submit your sitemap in Google Webmasters:
Navigate to "Crawl" under which you will see "Sitemaps"
Submit your sitemap URL which must be in .xml format. For example, if your sitemap is located here: www.xyz.com/sitemap.xml, just submit sitemap.xml there by clicking "Add Sitemap" at upper right corner.
And you're done.
Let me know if I can be of more help to you.