Google has fully rolled out its recommendations section within Google Search Console. Google launched it as an experimental feature back in August and has now fully rolled out the feature to all profiles within Google Search Console.
What is new. Google announced this morning that this feature is fully rolled out. Google said, “We’re happy to let you know that Recommendations are now available to everyone!”
Why don’t I see it. Google did add, “note that you’ll see them only if we have a recommendation available for your website.” So if you don’t see it, Google currently has nothing to recommend.
What is Search Console recommendations. Search Console recommendations is a “feature that provides websites with optimization opportunities and suggests actions they can take to improve their presence on Google Search,” Google wrote.
Recommendations offer you tips to help with indexing, crawling and serving based on the data Google collects in Search Console. “The data was already available to you on Search Console, but now we’re helping to make it more accessible by providing direct recommendations,” Google added.
Google updates the recommendations on a “regular basis and may expire or change details over time,” Google added. If Google does not have any recommendations, Google will show none.