How To Add On Domain To SEOIE App Step By Step
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To manage all your websites in one place, the SEOIE App allows you to add multiple domains. This guide provides a straightforward, step-by-step process for completing the setup.
By following these instructions, you can monitor your entire content portfolio—from high-level topic groups down to individual pages—across multiple websites, saving you hours daily. This allows you to track content performance over time and make strategic decisions about your content investment.
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Step 1: Add On Domain
Sign in to https://seoinsightexplorer.com/login and click ‘Add Domain’.
Enter your domain details below and click ‘Continue’.
- Domain Name: https://www.seoie.com/ (Must end with /)
- Domain Alias: SEOIE
Step 2: Connect Google Cloud Project
Current Google Account: Select this if the Gmail account you use for the SEOIE App is the same as the one you use for Google Cloud.
Different Google Account: Select this if the Gmail account you use for the SEOIE App is different from your Google Cloud account.
If you choose ‘Different Google Account’, you will need to sign in again before proceeding to the next page.
Select Google Cloud Project and then click ‘Select Project’.
And then click ‘Connect Project’.
Next, click ‘Continue’.
After that, click ‘Save & Verify’.
If the domain configuration verification is successful, you will see the message shown in the image below. Then, click ‘Complete Setup & go to Dashboard’.
To complete the setup, follow the instructions in this guide: How To Connect GSC & Add Sitemap In SEOIE.
Sometimes, domain configuration verification fails for a few reasons. Below are the most common verification failure cases and how to handle them.
1. Verification fails due to ‘Search Console table not found’
You can click ‘Retry Verification’ to proceed. If the verification still fails, you will need to wait 24 to 48 hours for the data to become available in BigQuery.
This verification failure usually occurs because the GA4 or GSC datasets are not yet available in BigQuery.
To check if your GSC and GA4 data is available, please visit Step 7: GSC & GA4 Data Export Check.
2. Verification failed due to ‘No datasets found in your project’.
You can click ‘Back’ and then ‘Save & Verify’ again. If the verification still fails, you will need to check that your GSC and GA4 connections to the Google Cloud Platform were performed correctly.
Make sure you have connected GA4 and GSC properly by following this step: Connect GA4 & GSC to Google Cloud Platform.
This verification failure usually occurs because the GA4 or GSC datasets have not been created or are not properly connected to BigQuery.
