After a long beta-phase, lasted almost a whole year, on October 31st has been launched the final version of Google’s Site Kit, the first WordPress plugin officially created by the californian company, fully integrated with every Big G’s main product and webmaster tools.
Site Kit, the official Google’s WordPress plugin
The news immediately magnetized the thick number of WordPress users (WP probably is the best CMS platform and surely the most popular in the whole world, chosen online by 1 website out of 3 ), that could now use Site Kit to gather info on how other people find and mainly use their site, on the most popular pages and on what were the users looking for that actually landed them on the site, but obviously also on how to improve and monetize contents with Google’s tools data.
Site Kit’s features
Easy to comprehend, unification of data sources, Google’s signature: according to preliminar info it seems safe to say these will be the main characteristics of the Site Kit plugin for WordPress, that a few days from release already counts more than 30K active installations and has been translated in 7 languages (US english, norwegian, polish, russian, castilian spanish, venezuelan and ucrainian).
Maybe it is too early to guess any further, but the feeling is that once again Big G is exploiting his predominant position to nibble away more market quotations from other fields.