Google Search Console MCP Server
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The Google Search Console MCP Server makes the Google Search Console API available for use in n8n workflows via the MCP Client node. It allows users to retrieve and analyze data from Google Search Console within n8n.
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What is Google Search Console MCP Server?
This is an MCP server that exposes the Google Search Console API for use within n8n workflows using the MCP Client node. It provides a way to automate tasks related to Google Search Console data retrieval and analysis.
How to use Google Search Console MCP Server?
To use this server, you need to install it on your server, set up Google API credentials (either reusing an existing service account or creating a new one), and then configure the MCP Client node in n8n with the correct paths and environment variables. Detailed instructions are provided in the installation and usage sections of the README.
Key features of Google Search Console MCP Server
Lists all Search Console sites.
Retrieves search analytics data.
Provides top search terms and pages.
Checks URL indexing status.
Retrieves sitemap information.
Provides multiple tools for interacting with the Google Search Console API
Use cases of Google Search Console MCP Server
Automating SEO reporting.
Monitoring website performance in search results.
Identifying top keywords and pages.
Troubleshooting indexing issues.
Integrating Search Console data into custom dashboards.
FAQ from Google Search Console MCP Server
How do I install the server?
How do I install the server?
Follow the installation steps in the README, which involve cloning the repository, creating a virtual environment, installing dependencies, and setting up Google API credentials.
How do I configure the MCP Client node in n8n?
How do I configure the MCP Client node in n8n?
You need to specify the path to the Python executable, the path to the server script, and the path to your service account credentials file in the environment variables.
Can I use an existing service account?
Can I use an existing service account?
Yes, you can reuse an existing service account, but you need to grant it access to your Search Console properties.
What tools are available?
What tools are available?
The available tools include list_sites, get_search_analytics, get_top_queries, get_top_pages, get_queries_for_url, inspect_url, and list_sitemaps.
How do I ensure the security of my credentials?
How do I ensure the security of my credentials?
Store your credentials in a secure location, avoid pushing them to Git, and only grant the service account access to the necessary Search Console properties.