You need access to Analytics, an owner or admin role on the blog, and a Google account with access to its Search Console property.
In Google Search Console, use a property that covers the address readers visit. For a URL-prefix property, enter the exact HTTPS address and hostname. An existing verified property that covers the blog can also work.
To verify a URL-prefix property with Google’s HTML tag, open Settings → Publishing → Crawlers and search engines → Prove the site is yours in PixelClaw. Paste the tag or its value into Google code, select Save codes, and finish verification in Google. If the Google code field is unavailable, use another method Google offers or ask the verified property owner for access. A Domain property requires DNS verification at the provider that manages your domain. Google’s property setup guide.
In PixelClaw, open Analytics → Google Search Console and select Connect Search Console. Sign in to the same Google account and review its permission screen.
Back in Analytics, choose the property that covers your blog and select Use this property. The app reads your blog’s pages within the property you chose.
Check the status and date range on the card. Clicks describe visits from Google results. Impressions count appearances in those results. These are different from the total views PixelClaw records on your blog.
No matching property? Verify the exact blog address under the connected Google account, return to Analytics, and select Check again. If the connection is healthy but no data has arrived, wait for the next sync and check the displayed dates.