Google Search Console
Connect Google Search Console so RankPine can use your real impressions and rankings to prioritise the keywords you're closest to winning.
Google Search Console (GSC) is different from the other integrations: it's an input, not a publishing destination. Connecting it lets RankPine read your site's real search data — the queries you already get impressions for and your average position — so it can prioritise the keywords you're genuinely closest to ranking on page one for.
It's optional, but if your site already gets any search traffic, it noticeably sharpens keyword targeting.
Read-only and private
RankPine requests a read-only Search Console scope. It can read your search analytics; it can never change anything in your Google account or Search Console.
What you'll need
- A Google account that has access to your site's property in Google Search Console
- Your site verified in Search Console (if it isn't yet, verify it there first)
Connect it
You can connect during onboarding or anytime afterwards from Integrations.
Start the connection
On the Google Search Console card, click Connect. You'll be sent to Google to sign in and approve read-only access to your Search Console data.
Choose your property
After approving, pick the property that matches this site (for example
https://example.com). RankPine saves the connection and starts syncing.
Let it sync
RankPine pulls your search queries and folds the opportunities into your keyword research. The card then shows the property, when it last synced, and how many keyword opportunities were seeded. You can trigger a fresh Sync now anytime.
What RankPine does with it
- Finds "almost there" keywords — queries where you already rank on page two or the bottom of page one are the cheapest wins, and RankPine prioritises them.
- Grounds keyword research in your real data rather than estimates alone. When provider data, GSC data, and AI-generated ideas overlap, your real GSC numbers win.
- Seeds opportunities into your keyword library, where they're scheduled like any other keyword.