In the “Performance” section, the Google Search Console lists the examined domain’s central performance data – i.e. the total number of impressions and clicks (including the resulting click-through rate), as well as the average position of the pages in Google’s rankings.
Additionally, there is detailed information about the background of page views and impressions, just like with Google Analytics. With this information, website operators don’t just find out which search queries were used, but also which URLs have the most traffic. On top of this, you can also see which devices (mobile, desktop, tablet) visitors have used to access the website, as well as from which countries, and what their search results looked like. In the second option, the following factors are taken into consideration:
- Results with rich media
- Q&A of rich search results
- Weblight results
- Accelerated mobile pages results without rich media
- Accelerated mobile pages article