Verifying pages with the Search Console URL inspection tool
Google Search Console is a powerful tool with so many features and reports available to those who manage a site’s digital strategies. Today’s guides to using the webmaster tools contained in the GSC take us deeper into how the URL Inspection Tool works, which allows you to find out a page’s status in the Google Index, do live tests, ask the search engine to scan a specific page, and much more. Although at first glance it seems quite simple if not “limited,” in fact, the tool offers some really useful insights to those who pay the proper attention and allows us to explore the “behind the scenes” of our site’s URLs to find very beneficial additional insights.
Guide to the use of the Url Inspection Tool
Our companion and guide in the discovery of this tool is, as always, Daniel Waisberg with the series Google Search Console Training on YouTube, now at its fifth episode: right after the coverage of general topics such as the verification of site ownership and others more technical like the Performance Report, the Search Advocate now offers us some practical advice on the URL Inspection tool that, as previously mentioned, is very useful to acquire info on the version of a s