Help Yourself To Webmasters Tools (Google Webmaster Tools Now In cPanel)

by Collado on July 18, 2008


Great news for all Webmasters around, Google opens their Web Master Tools doors to the public. Last November, the search giant announced a pilot program whereby all Go Daddy users got free and easy access to all Webmaster Tools has to offer, right from their account management panels in Go Daddy. Now they’re taking that program and bringing it to the peps!

They’re calling it Google’s Webmaster Tools Access Provider Program, and through it qualifying hosting service providers from around the world can now make use of Google APIs to provide Webmaster Tools (now available in 26 different languages) to their customers at no cost. Affiliates can be recognized by the shiny Google Webmaster Tools Access Provider badge that they can display on their sites.

Google Webmaster Tools Access Provider badge

With access to the Google APIs hosting service provider can now integrate Google Webmaster Tools into your customer’s control panel, so customers can create accounts and submit Sitemaps all without ever leaving your service. From a customers standpoint this is awesome too because it’ll help then understand their traffic and diagnose potential problems by providing insight into how Google crawls and indexes their site.

What if my hoster isn’t offering this yet? No problem. You can still sign up for Web Master Tools the old fashion way simply hop on over to Google click Business Solutions scroll down click on Webmaster Central and then sign in to Webmasters Tools, if you don’t already have an account don’t worry it’s totally free and there’s no obligation.

In addition your account allows you to include as many domains as you want and lets you share info about your web pages directly with Google to help improve the site’s visibility. Similarly you’ll also get up-to-date helpful articles, webmasters guidelines and technical information specifically designed to make your site more search and user friendly.

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