Search Console + GA4
See what people searched before they clicked.
GA4 tells you someone visited. Search Console tells you why. Nook puts both on the same screen — queries next to traffic, positions next to conversions.
What you see
Top queries
Clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position for every search query driving traffic to your site. Sorted by what matters.
Per-page search context
Open any page and see which keywords it ranks for, how many clicks each one sends, and how positions have shifted over time.
Device & country breakdown
Filter search data by mobile, desktop, or tablet. Break it down by country to understand where your organic audience lives.
Historical data beyond 16 months
Google Search Console only keeps 16 months of data. Nook stores your metrics from the day you connect, so you never lose historical context.
How it works
Connect during onboarding
When you sign up, Nook asks for read-only access to your Google account. Pick the GA4 properties and Search Console sites you want to track. That is it.
Automatic sync every 6 hours
Nook pulls your search data on a regular schedule. Queries, pages, devices, countries, click-through rates, average positions — all of it. No manual exports, no cron jobs.
50K+ rows per day
We pull up to 50,000 rows of search data per day from the GSC API. That covers even large sites with thousands of ranking keywords. The data is stored and indexed so historical lookups are instant.
Your search queries, at a glance
Example data showing how Nook presents your top search queries with the metrics that matter.
Example data — your actual dashboard uses your real Search Console metrics.
Nook's GSC dashboard vs. raw Search Console
Frequently asked questions
When you connect your Google account during onboarding, Nook requests read-only access to both GA4 and Search Console. We use the official Search Console API to pull your query, page, device, and country data. No code changes needed on your site.
Nook syncs your GSC data every 6 hours. Search Console data from Google typically has a 2-3 day delay, so the freshest data you will see is usually 48-72 hours old. This is a Google limitation, not a Nook one.
Nook pulls up to 50,000 rows per day from the Search Console API, which covers virtually every site. For extremely large properties, we prioritize by clicks so the most impactful queries are always included.
Yes. If you connect multiple properties, Nook shows an aggregated search overview across your portfolio. You can also drill into any individual site for its full query and page data.
Yes. Google Search Console only retains 16 months of data. Once you connect to Nook, we store your search metrics from that point forward. The longer you use Nook, the more historical context you build up.