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How to see Google Search Console data for multiple sites in one place
Google Search Console reports on one property at a time. If you run five or fifty websites, that means opening each one in turn just to answer “how is search traffic doing overall?”.
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Why Search Console shows only one site
Every site you add is a property, and every report belongs to a single property. There is a property switcher at the top left, but no screen that adds the properties together. The total across your sites is a number you have to build yourself.
Ways to combine your sites
- Check each property by hand. Fine for two or three sites. It stops working once you want a trend or a total.
- Export to a spreadsheet. Download each property’s Performance data and add them together. It works, but you repeat it every time you want fresh numbers.
- Build a Looker Studio report. Connecting several properties usually means blending data sources, which takes setup and some care to keep correct.
- Use the Search Console API. The most flexible route, and the one that needs code and a place to run it.
- Use a multi-site dashboard. Connect Google once and read every site together.
What to look at once the data is together
- Total clicks over the last 28 days, against the 28 days before.
- Each site’s share of those clicks, so you can see which site carries the portfolio.
- Impressions and click-through rate, to spot a site that is shown often but rarely clicked.
- Average position, as a slow-moving health signal rather than a daily number.
- Whether each site is up, because a down site looks like a traffic drop.
The Trafficfolio way
Trafficfolio treats your websites like an investment portfolio. Total search clicks are the balance, and each site is a holding with its share, trend line and change against the previous period. You connect Google with one click, import the sites already in Search Console, and they appear together. Access is read-only and you can remove it at any time.
It also adds Bing Webmaster Tools data, Google Analytics (GA4) sessions, AdSense earnings and an uptime check for each site. See the connection guide for the steps.
Questions
Can Google Search Console combine several sites?
Not in its own reports. Each report covers one property, so combining sites needs an export, a Looker Studio report, the API or a multi-site dashboard.
Do I need to install anything on my sites?
No. Search Console data comes from Google, so nothing is added to your pages.
Does a domain property count as one site?
Yes. A domain property covers all subdomains and protocols of that domain as one property.
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