Google had been working on a new webmasters tool, Search console, that will present more accurate data as the old GSC is a bit back dated in data reporting. Now the new search console is live for everyone. To access it, go to: https://search.google.com/search-console

this is vital and important to all bloggers but funny enough most don't use it or know its application. this features helps you better understand your blog or websites performance and trending changes....it's advice you login to your search console weekly to see any updates or development on ur site....it will be of great benefits. ..
cheers

valentineuwakwe:
this is vital and important to all bloggers but funny enough most don't use it or know its application. this features helps you better understand your blog or websites performance and trending changes....it's advice you login to your search console weekly to see any updates or development on ur site....it will be of great benefits. ..
cheers

I doubt if there's any serious webmaster who doesn't know about and use GSC.

The new GSC seems to present more up to date data than the former. Anyone having related observations?

Seems this new GSC is pretty limited. I'm forced to return to old version to sort out some stuff!

Looks like Google is gradually killing off the old search console as some feature are no longer working as before, like "Fetch as Google" that effect indexing in no time is not getting my post indexed anymore, anyone else experiencing it.

Stats on old search console is becoming increasingly inaccurate. I think that's a deliberate way Google intends to move everyone to using the new GSC.

questechie:
The new GSC seems to present more up to date data than the former. Anyone having related observations?

To use this new new Google search console
One must have a steady internet and not all features are present in it.

wamiikechukwu:


To use this new new Google search console
One must have a steady internet and not all features are present in it.

Google will gradually migrate most of the old features, although not all will make it to the new GSC.