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Anthropic Claude
GOOGLE SEARCH CONSOLE connector for Claude (MCP)
Ask Anthropic Claude about your Google Search Console data using all available fields — without exporting a single CSV.
- +26 Google Search Console fields plus calculated metrics — every dimension and breakdown Google Search Console reports.
- Your Google Search Console data already lives in Porter. Enable MCP and start asking Claude — no new integrations, no tokens, no servers.
- Cross your Google Search Console performance with Google Analytics 4 revenue in one Claude conversation to see real outcomes, not just clicks.
Free forever plan · 14-day full trial · No credit card
How to connect Google Search Console to Claude
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Connect Google Search Console to Porter
Log in to Porter with your Google Search Console account and grant read-only access. Takes 2 minutes — no engineering, no exports.
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Pick your ad account
Select one or blend multiple properties into a single data source — useful for agencies managing several clients.
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Add Porter MCP to Claude
In Claude, paste the URL
https://mcp.portermetrics.com/mcpas a custom connector. No JSON-RPC, no local servers. -
Authorize Claude to read Porter
One click. Claude now has read-only access to your Google Search Console data through Porter — same scope as your Porter account.
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Ask in plain English
“Show me Google Search Console performance trends over the last 14 days.” Claude returns a filtered table in seconds.
+26 Google Search Console fields, ready for Anthropic Claude
Every field in Google Search Console Manager — plus calculated metrics, every attribution window, and creative preview URLs — accessible to Claude on demand.
All Ads Manager fields (and more)
26 fields total — every native Google Search Console field plus calculated metrics that aren’t offered natively.
Every breakdown
Segment by campaign, ad set, creative, audience, placement, device, region, hour, date — every breakdown Google Search Console supports.
Creative previews and assets
Ad preview URLs plus links to creative assets — Claude can reason over performance + creative in the same answer.
Marketer-friendly naming
Fields named exactly as in Google Search Console (e.g. “Cost” not cost_micros). Claude understands them natively.
Full granularity
Hour, day, week, month, year — plus every dimension Google Search Console reports.
Cross-channel blending
Same field naming standard across Porter’s connectors — Claude can join Google Search Console with GA4, BigQuery, or other sources in one prompt.
- Date
- Day of Week
- Month
- Quarter
- Week
- Year
- Aggregation Type: By Page
- Aggregation Type: By Property
- Search Type: Discover
- Search Type: Google News
- Search Type: Image
- Search Type: News
- Clicks
- CTR
- Impressions
- Average Position
- Page URL
- Query
- Search Appearance
- Country
- Device
Copy-paste prompts for Google Search Console × Claude
Add Porter MCP to Claude (paste https://mcp.portermetrics.com/mcp), open a new conversation, and paste any prompt below.
Weekly Executive Summary of GSC Performance
Generate a weekly executive summary of my Google Search Console performance for the last 7 days. Summarize total Clicks, Impressions, CTR, and Average Position compared to the previous 7 days. List the top 5 Query terms by Clicks and the top 5 Page URLs by Impressions. Flag any metric that changed more than 10% week-over-week. Output as a concise bullet-point summary with one headline insight.Compare Search Appearance Performance
Compare Clicks, Impressions, and CTR across Search Type: Web, Search Type: Discover, Search Type: Image, and Search Type: Video for the last 30 days. Show a table with one row per Search Type. Flag any format where CTR is declining compared to the prior 30-day period. Recommend which content format deserves more investment based on the data.Query CTR Decline Detection
Find Query terms where Impressions stayed stable or grew in the last 30 days but CTR dropped by more than 20% compared to the prior 30 days. Filter to queries with at least 500 Impressions to avoid noise. For each, suggest whether the drop is due to a title/description mismatch or a SERP feature change. Output as a ranked list with recommended rewrites.Video vs Web Search Type Comparison
For the last 60 days, compare performance of Page URLs that appear in both Search Type: Video and Search Type: Web. Show Clicks, Impressions, CTR, and Average Position side by side for each Page URL. Identify pages where Video CTR is significantly higher than Web CTR — these are candidates for video-first optimization. Output as a table sorted by total Clicks.Device × Query Intent Split
Break down Clicks, CTR, and Average Position by Device for the top 20 Query terms in the last 90 days. For each query, show whether mobile or desktop has higher CTR and whether the Average Position differs by more than 2 positions. Highlight queries where one device dominates — these indicate intent mismatches worth addressing with device-specific page adjustments. Output as a table.Position Drop Diagnosis
Identify Page URLs where Average Position dropped by more than 3 positions week-over-week for the last 4 weeks. For each Page URL, list the Query terms still driving the most Clicks and Impressions. Compare Year-Week over Year-Week to spot whether the drop is a steady trend or a sudden anomaly. Suggest the most likely cause for each drop. Output as a ranked list with recovery recommendations.Near-Page-One Opportunity Rescue
Show me Query terms where Average Position is between 8 and 15, CTR is below 2%, and Impressions are above 1,000 in the last 60 days. These are near-page-one opportunities. For each query, identify the matching Page URL and suggest specific on-page changes — title, heading, or content additions — that could push the page into the top 7. Output as a prioritized table by Impressions.Multi-Property Agency Rollup
Roll up Google Search Console performance across all connected properties for the last 30 days. Show total Clicks, Impressions, CTR, and Average Position at the portfolio level, then break down the top 10 Query terms and top 10 Page URLs by Clicks. Compare Country-level performance to spot markets where one property dominates but others have near-zero presence. Output an executive summary with one strategic recommendation per property.Seasonal Query Trend Forecasting
Analyze Query-level Clicks and Impressions by Year-Quarter for the last 4 quarters. Identify queries that show a consistent seasonal spike in the same quarter each year. For each seasonal query, compare Year-Week performance in the current quarter to the same quarter last year. Flag queries where Average Position is declining despite rising demand — these need preemptive content updates before the next peak. Output as a calendar-ready priority list.Automated Anomaly Alert Setup
Review the last 90 days of Google Search Console data and define 5 automated alert rules I should monitor weekly. For each rule, specify the exact threshold using Clicks, CTR, Average Position, or Impressions — for example, "CTR drops 25% for any Query with >1,000 Impressions" or "Average Position falls >5 positions for a top 10 Page URL." Explain why each threshold matters and how often to check it. Output as a checklist with Day of Week recommendations for review.Google Search Console MCP safety
Porter authenticates to Google Search Console with the read-only scope you already approved for your reports. Anthropic Claude queries Porter — not Google Search Console directly — so every conversation is rate-limited and cached at Porter side. No new permissions, no ban risk.
- Caching. Porter caches recent query results for 15 minutes per (account, field set) so repeated Claude prompts don’t hit the API again.
- Batching. Multiple field requests are merged into a single API call when possible (max 1 query per call for Search Analytics; site-list calls are batched where supported).
- Backoff & retry. Exponential backoff on 429 responses (1s → 2s → 4s → 8s).
- Per-account quotas. Porter tracks per-account daily usage and pauses queries before hitting 90% of the 200-query daily property quota.
- Read-only enforcement. Porter never requests write scopes from Google Search Console, so even compromised tokens cannot modify site settings, sitemaps, or crawl data.
- Audited tools. The MCP exposes 6 read-only methods:
get_blend_id,list_accounts,list_categories,list_data_sources,list_fields,query_data.
GDPR compliant · 1,600+ marketers trust Porter with their Google Search Console data.
Start free. Pay per data source account
- +26 Google Search Console fieldsEvery native field plus calculated metrics — accessible to Claude in plain English.
- All attribution windowsCompare 1d-click, 7d-click, 28d-click and 1d_click+1d_view side by side from one connection.
- Same plan, every destinationSend to Anthropic Claude, ChatGPT, Looker Studio, Google Sheets, BigQuery and Slack — one subscription.
- Unlimited usersNo extra cost per team member or seat.
Number of Google Search Console properties
Billed annually · $12.5/account
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Other connectors & destinations
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Questions about Google Search Console + Anthropic Claude
What is MCP and how does it connect Google Search Console to Claude?
Do I need technical skills or coding to set this up?
Will connecting my Google Search Console account get it banned?
What Google Search Console metrics can I analyze in Claude?
Can I create or edit campaigns from Claude, or is this read-only?
I already use Porter for Google Search Console reporting — do I need to reconnect?
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Chat with your Google Search Console data in Claude
Your Google Search Console data already lives in Porter. Enable MCP and start asking Claude about campaigns, creatives, and ROAS — no new integrations, no tokens, no servers. Get live, conversational access to all 26 Google Search Console fields including creative previews, every attribution window, and multi-account blends.
Free forever plan · 14-day full trial · No credit card