: Is my personal search considered in the Google Search Console? I have my website added to Google search console and it shows me the search terms that made my site appear in the search results.

@Sue5673885

Are my search results reflected in the Search Analytics?

Yes in Search Console

No in Google Analytics > Aquisition > Search Console. (This needs confirmation)

This is also the answer for a custom search (Not 100% sure I've understood you here though).

Test it out if you want to see for yourself. Find a really distinctive phrase on one of your webpages that would be highly unlikely to be used to search with by anyone else. Use it. Check your page is listed, so the search was successful. Then wait a couple of days (Google console is at least 2 days behind). Check for your very distinctive term. It is possible GA won't show it, thinking it's an 'infrequent' term, but it's worth a punt.

Of course, if you have a whole heap of privacy settings on, then the term won't appear. The impression will be there, but not the term.

An alternative test would be to search for a page you know gets hardly any impressions - if you have a page like that.



My own question is related: Use site:mysite.com search without adding impressions to Google Search Console

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@Becky754

Yes. Because Search Analytics do not filter the data whether you logged-in or not ( but data (positions) might change based on whether you logged-in or not, if aim not wrong). If you use custom search it will not reflect in Search-Analytics. But in Google Analytics you come to know if you configure to know the custom-search-analytics. Search Analytics is the data from Google-Search-Engines only, I believe.

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