Add the correct account or channel
Create a separate Search Console property for each supported platform account or channel you want to monitor.
Use this checklist to connect a supported creator account to Google Search Console, confirm that data is appearing and turn the reports into an ongoing search-visibility routine.
Platform properties are being rolled out gradually. Google currently lists Instagram, TikTok, X and YouTube as supported platforms. A missing setup option may mean the feature has not reached your account yet.
The job is not finished when the property is added. A useful setup moves through four stages: connection, validation, interpretation and continued tracking.
Check each item as you complete it. Your selections remain during the current browser session.
Create a separate Search Console property for each supported platform account or channel you want to monitor.
Finish the verification process presented by Search Console and confirm that the property opens without an ownership warning.
New properties may not populate immediately. Record the date you connected the account before diagnosing an empty report as a failure.
Impressions show that content from the connected account appeared in an eligible Google surface. Zero impressions can reflect limited visibility, a young property or a reporting delay.
Clicks indicate that a Google user continued to your platform content. Review the relationship between impressions, clicks and average position rather than judging a property by one number.
Find the posts, videos or channel pages earning the most visibility and note which searches are associated with them.
Treat platform properties as a separate view of your creator content. Compare their trends with your website property, analytics and native platform reports without expecting every number to match.
Record a baseline and revisit the same metrics on a consistent schedule. Trends are more useful than isolated daily fluctuations.
Google currently lists Instagram, TikTok, X and YouTube as supported platform-property types.
The feature is being rolled out gradually, so it may not yet be available for your Search Console account.
No. It reports how connected platform content performs through eligible Google surfaces, not every view or impression recorded inside the native platform.
Create a separate property for each account, profile or channel so that its performance can be reviewed independently.
Record your baseline, revisit the same reports and watch for changes in impressions, clicks and leading content. SiteWatchlist is being built to make that recurring review easier.
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