How to use Tableau to analyze Google Search Console data

Kris
Kris

In this video post, I have covered integrating how I have automatically pull Google Search Console data into Google Sheets, and then how I set up Tableau to analyze the Search console data.

I have been using Tableau for a long time now. One of the great features of the latest version allows you to connect Tableau Desktop to Google Sheets. But not only that, in the latest version you can create Data Source using Union while joining various sheets with wildcard rule.

This is a great way to analyze your website’s effectiveness for SEO (Search Engine Optimization). Google Search Console covers many data points that would be very insightful for marketers. Those data are Geo data, device category (desktop, mobile, and tablet), search query terms, and the page URL that showed up in Google Search Results Page, Impressions, # of Clicks, and avg position by page URL/Search Terms.

This is a very powerful way to look at how your site and content are visible to the people who are searching on Google.

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As a data journalist, I enjoy curating and analyzing marketing trends, and data. The things that fascinate me the most are the transforming business landscape due to evolving marketing technologies.