Search Analytics API 现已支持 Google 探索、Google 新闻和正则表达式
使用集合让一切井井有条
根据您的偏好保存内容并对其进行分类。
2021 年 10 月 25 日，星期一
目前，如果您的网站有来自 Google 搜索、Google 探索和 Google 新闻的流量，则可以在 Google Search Console 效果报告中查看相关数据。自从我们推出 Google 探索和 Google 新闻效果报告，我们就不断收到用户请求，希望我们将这些统计信息也添加到 Search Analytics API 中。
我们非常高兴地宣布，从今天开始这些信息就添加到此 API 中了。
之前，您可以在 searchType 参数中根据 news、video、image 和 web 过滤 API 调用，现在我们将此参数重命名为 type，并且将支持两个额外参数：discover（适用于 Google 探索）和 googleNews（适用于 Google 新闻）。请注意，虽然将参数重命名为 type，但我们仍支持使用旧名称 searchType。
在 Search Console 效果报告中，某些指标和维度仅与部分数据类型兼容；例如，Google 探索报告不支持查询和排名。同样，如果请求不受支持的维度，Search Analytics API 将返回错误消息。
此外，查询和网页维度现已支持正则表达式。
我们将向现有的匹配运算中添加两个新的运算符：includingRegex 和 excludingRegex。
请参阅 Search Analytics API 文档了解详情。如果您有任何疑问，可以在搜索中心社区或 Twitter 上提问。
发布者：Search Console 团队的 Ziv Hodak 和 Roman Priborkin
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