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Google Data Studio Now Brings In Google Discover & Google News Data From Search Console

Google announced that now the Search Console connector for Google Data Studio can now bring in traffic data for Google Discover and Google News. This means you can do more mashing up of your data, directly in Google Data Studio specifically with those two new traffic sources.
Here is what the data connector looks like to add Google Discover and Google News to Google Data Studio:
When you connect those pieces, you can then report on that data in Google Data Studio.
Daniel Waisberg and friends from Google delivered a templated report we can use for this and here is what it looks like to have Google Discover and Google News in the report. As you can see, you can toggle to show Discover or News traffic here:
Daniel said these are the three reasons you want to use this template:
(1) Monitoring performance. Quickly discover a change in the data, for example monitoring URL clicks and click-through rate (CTR) for important pages on your site.
(2) Data exploration. Uncover insights from data, for example analyzing search performance patterns across different countries, devices, or website sections.
(3) Informing the world. Publishing interesting trends and patterns, for example sharing aggregate data segmented by industry.
Daniel then did a deep dive on how to mash up these reports and understand what they are all about, so read it fully.
Forum discussion at Twitter.
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Aurora Morales Recording Again in A Real Google Studio

Aurora Morales of Google has done a nice number of videos for Google, specifically on the publisher monetization front. She did a nice number of those while at home since COVID. She now said she is back for the first time in a real Google studio recording.
She wrote on Twitter “Filming at an actual studio again (and not remotely from my apartment) has felt truly amazing. More policy video content coming.”
This is good to see – I was in one of these studios and they are the real deal.
This post is part of our daily Search Photo of the Day column, where we find fun and interesting photos related to the search industry and share them with our readers.
Source: www.seroundtable.com
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