What are these reports? The “Speed” reports, located under the “Enhancements” section of Google Search Console, help webmasters quickly find the sections and URLs of their websites that may have speed performance issues. From there you can start to diagnose and address issues that are slowing down your page loading times.

Check out your new Speed report under the Enhancements tab within Google Search Console.

What are these reports?

The “Speed” reports, located under the “Enhancements” section of Google Search Console, help webmasters quickly find the sections and URLs of their websites that may have speed performance issues. From there you can start to diagnose and address issues that are slowing down your page loading times.

What do these reports show?

We looked at these reports a few weeks ago, so check out that deep dive here. In short, Google will bucket your pages as being “Fast”, “Moderate” and “Slow.”

Google will share more details on how to improve the speed of the pages by linking you over to the PageSpeed Insights tool.

Using the report to monitor and track changes.

“You should use this report both for monitoring your performance over time and for tracking fixes you made to your website,” said Google. “If you fix an issue, use the report to track whether users experienced a performance improvement when browsing the fixed version of your website.”