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Google Search Console shows the queries that bring your website into Google search results. Perquery compares these queries with your tracked prompts. You see where your AI visibility and your organic rank agree, and where they do not.

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What Perquery reads

For the property that you select, Perquery reads the search queries of your website for each day. For each query, it reads these values:
  • Impressions
  • Clicks
  • Average position
  • Country and device

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Connect Google Search Console

1

Open the Integrations page

In the sidebar, click Integrations.
2

Start the connection

On the Google Search Console card, click Connect.
3

Give access

Sign in with a Google account that has access to your property in Search Console. Allow the access that Google shows.
4

Select the property

Under Property, select the Search Console property of your website. Click Save.
The first import starts after you save the property. For the imports, the states and the disconnection, see Integrations overview.

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Where the data shows

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Search Performance

The AI visibility ↔ organic performance table on the Search Performance page uses this data. Perquery matches each tracked prompt with a search query. For each prompt, the table shows the matched Query, the AI visibility, the Organic rank and the Overlap. A prompt with no match shows No matching query. See Search performance.

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Search volume

Perquery uses the impressions of the matched queries as the search volume of a prompt. Until you connect and sync Google Search Console, Perquery shows Search volume is unknown until Google Search Console is connected and synced.

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Disconnect

On the Google Search Console card, click Disconnect. Perquery deletes the imported search queries of the site.