Unlocking Search Console With Data Studio

Presentation

Check out the companion post to this presentation.

Web Analytics Dashboard

This dashboard combines Google Analytics, Google Search Console and custom spreadsheets into one reporting view.

This reporting view illustrates how custom filters can be applied to Google Search Console keyword data.

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By Griffin Roer|2020-05-27T14:05:40-05:00November 15th, 2017|Marketing|3 Comments

Lee Hurst June 13, 2018 at 7:57 pm - Reply

HI Griffin! , Dont know how I missed this one – very nice job making branded and rank brackets very easy to implement. I’ll be tweeting this out ! @helpfullee
- Griffin Roer July 4, 2018 at 3:50 pm - Reply
  
  Thanks Lee! I’m glad you liked it.
Max April 29, 2019 at 5:39 am - Reply

Hi Griffin,

I’ve created a filter control in data-studio to filter brand and non-brand kewords, following your examples in the other post: https://uproer.com/articles/search-console-with-data-studio/ (leaving comment here, as comments are disabled on the other post it seems)

With both brand and non brand selected the data looks fine, however, whenever I select just 1, the data from last year is incorrect, it’s much lower when comparing with the same time frame in SC Interface.

https://imgur.com/S16CzGA

https://imgur.com/mpnqCVq

You can see that the total for 2019 is the same between SC and Datastudio, but 2018 is a lot less in datastudio.

Any idea what may cause this?