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Ways to fetch search analytics - historical search query data from Google Search Console
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Is there any way to fetch all historical search query data from Google Search Console ? Google allows us to view only 90 days report at the maximum.
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Does integrating google search console with google analytics tool solve this problem ?
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Hi Gopi,
What you're looking for is the Google Search Console API: https://developers.google.com/webmaster-tools/Once installed it will save the data also after the 90 days. So like Gaston mentions it is not possible to get older data but once you have this API running it will give you the data in the future from the moment it is installed.
Good luck! Tymen
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Hi there,
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The only way to do that is saving every time the current time. There are some ways to do that automatically with programs, but arent officials.
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No, it doesnt
If what you are trying to recover is information that you do not have and is older than 90 days, there is no way to recover that now.
My advise is to start saving the reports that you are interested inHope it helps.
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