Automated Google Search Console Management via MCP

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This n8n workflow functions as a comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that seamlessly integrates with Google Search Console APIs. Its primary purpose is to automate and streamline critical SEO tasks, allowing users to manage their website’s search presence efficiently. The workflow is triggered via the MCP trigger node, which listens for incoming requests and facilitates interactions with various Google Search Console and Indexing API functionalities.

The workflow consists of five main nodes:

1. ‘list sites request’ – Initiates an HTTP GET request to list verified websites registered in Google Search Console.

2. ‘Get Site Info Request1’ – Fetches detailed information about a specific site, based on the user-supplied URL.

3. ‘Search Analytics Request1’ – Retrieves search performance data, such as clicks, impressions, and rankings, for a particular site.

4. ‘Submit Sitemap Request1’ – Submits or updates a sitemap for the site to improve crawling and indexing.

5. ‘Request Indexing Request1’ – Requests Google to index or re-index a specific URL, which is useful for immediate updates.

The workflow is designed using OAuth2 credentials for secure API access, supporting a variety of SEO automation use cases. It can be employed for tasks like monitoring site performance, managing sitemaps, and ensuring timely indexing of new content. Overall, this setup enables SEO teams and website owners to automate routine search engine optimization tasks, reduce manual effort, and improve website visibility in search results.

Node Count

6 – 10 Nodes

Nodes Used

@n8n/n8n-nodes-langchain.mcpTrigger, httpRequestTool, stickyNote

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