Tell Google about the improvements you want in Webmaster Tools

Matt Cutts published a blog post a few days ago about what feature webmasters look for in Google WebMaster tools. Many ideas were put forward, and this post was widely received by website owners. If you have any ideas in this regard, you can submit them here. Matt and the Google Search Quality team are looking for new ideas that will make Google Webmaster Tools more useful to website owners.

Katz talked about how to introduce an invention to webmaster tools to continue using them and make them more useful to the user, in developing his site, raising the quality of the content provided, and correcting errors on the site’s pages. To provide feedback on this topic you can go to Matt Cutts' personal blog and leave your feedback or suggestion there.

Katz noted the following: The idea or suggestion must be clear and understandable. Also, these submitted ideas and the poll are a personal matter, and I do not promise you that the Webmaster Tools team will work on any of these suggestions mentioned here. What I'd really like to hear here is what you'd like to see in 2014, either within Webmaster Tools or from the search development team working at Google.

The idea that I liked most was developing access tools via API, withdrawing information, communicating, and benefiting from the information provided in Google’s Webmaster Tools. There are also other ideas that were of undeniable importance, including: The complete list of links that Google has classified as spam. More data about keywords. I wish you all the benefit, my dears #webmastertools