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This will help with tracking structured data!

Useful Search Appearances documentation update! Next Daniel Waisberg: Add AI Overviews as a Search Appearance filter please 😬🙏

Here is what more you can find on Search Console!

Google's improved documentation on Search Appearances supported in Search Console #Google #GoogleSearchConsole #SEO

Now you can export data in bulk using these data export fields #seo #update #data #google #gsc

Google has improved its documentation by adding a table that lists all the supported Search Appearances. The table provides: Short Descriptions: Explains what each type of search appearance is. API Value: The specific value you would see if you were using the Search Console API to gather data. Bulk Export Field: The field in bulk export files where this data would be found. this update is significant because it makes it easier for website owners, SEO professionals, and developers to understand and utilize the various ways their content can appear in Google search results, leading to more informed decisions and better search performance.

🚀 With our new Data Pipelines module, you can create pipelines that trigger webhooks for your data to be redirected elsewhere or for logic to be executed. For example, you can set up a pipeline so that whenever a device from an organization receives data, that data will be forwarded to a pre-configured webhook. https://buff.ly/4gp1zDg

Inspired by Michael Drogalis, I built a simple endpoint that allows you to retrieve fake data supplied by my own faker-cli tool. https://fake-data.fly.dev/ Feel free to check it out - early days still, but it also supports the templates in faker-cli like S3 Access and CloudFront logs.

Let’s talk about widgets! They’re a fantastic way to quickly access data and features you need daily. But be careful…they can be addicting… 🤭 Add only as many as you need to avoid information overload. Follow for more tips from our Devs!

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