Agora o relatório do Discover do Search Console inclui dados do Chrome
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Terça-feira, 02 de fevereiro de 2021
O Discover é uma ferramenta muito usada pelos usuários para ficar por dentro dos assuntos favoritos deles sem fazer pesquisas específicas.
Os editores e proprietários de sites já podem acessar o relatório de desempenho do Discover para analisar métricas importantes sobre a situação dos sites no Discover nas versões Android ou iOS do Google app.
Outra maneira de ver o conteúdo do Discover é abrir uma nova guia do Chrome no Android ou iOS, que também tem esse recurso.
Antes, o tráfego do Discover do Chrome não era incluído no Relatório de desempenho existente.
Agora, oferecemos um único local no Search Console para ver todas as impressões e estatísticas de clique do Discover do seu site, incluindo as do Chrome.
Nos próximos meses, esses dados serão exibidos gradualmente no Relatório de desempenho do Discover do seu site.
Isso significa que os níveis de tráfego do seu site talvez subam nos relatórios.
Começando o lançamento gradual com uma pequena porcentagem do volume hoje, o tráfego do Discover do Chrome usará um
novo referenciador de origemhttps://www.google.com/
para que ele seja consistente com o usado no Discover no Google app. Isso substituirá o referenciador
anterior, www.googleapis.com/auth/chrome-content-suggestions.
Se você tiver dúvidas ou comentários sobre o relatório, acesse nossos Fóruns de Ajuda da Central da Pesquisa
ou entre em contato pelos nossos outros canais. Consulte também
a página O Discover e seu site para saber mais sobre
como o conteúdo do Discover pode ser exibido, além de dicas a serem consideradas.
Postado por Janice Wong e Ziv Hodak, gerentes de produto
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