Connecting Google Search Console & GA4 to Your Projects
By Jumpple Team. Published and last updated 2026-10-28. 5 min read.
Step-by-step setup for GSC and GA4 integrations, plus how crawl data is merged with impressions, clicks and traffic metrics.
Why connect them
A crawl tells you what a page looks like. Search Console tells you how it performs in Google, and Analytics tells you what visitors do on it. Putting them side by side lets you rank problems by impact instead of fixing them in the order the crawler found them.
What you can connect
Jumpple Crawler supports Google Search Console, Google Analytics 4 and PageSpeed Insights as integrations. Once an integration is connected for a project, the matching report tabs show its data next to your crawl rows.
Useful Search Console views
With Search Console connected, the report offers filters that point straight at decisions.
- No Search Analytics Data: pages that earn no impressions, which may be unindexed, orphaned or thin.
- Non-Indexable with Search Analytics Data: pages that are marked non-indexable but still receive impressions, which is often a mistake.
Useful Analytics views
Analytics data shows which landing pages receive sessions. Combine that with crawl data to find high-traffic pages with a missing title, a slow response or a broken internal link, and fix those first.
Setup in practice
Connect the integrations from your project settings using a Google account that has access to the Search Console property and the GA4 property, because an integration can only read what that account can see.
After connecting, run a new crawl so the Google data can be matched to the URLs the crawler found.
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