Why does Google limit the data collected on Search Console?

What is the data collection limit for Search Console? <\/h3>

Google has indicated that there is a daily limit to the number of data points collected per site on its Search Console. This limit could impact sites with a very large number of pages or queries.<\/p>

• The limit is daily.<\/li>
• It applies per site.<\/li>
• It does not directly affect small and medium sites.<\/li><\/ul>

  How can sub-properties be utilized? <\/h3>

  For large websites, creating sub-properties is recommended as a solution to access more detailed data. This approach helps target specific segments that you want to analyze more closely.<\/p>

  • Break down a site into logical sub-properties.<\/li>
  • Gain a granular view of specific sections.<\/li><\/ul>

How effective are sub-properties in SEO? <\/h3>

Using sub-properties allows site managers to delegate the management and analysis of specific sections. This can optimize the collection and interpretation of data in complex environments.<\/p>

However, turning every small section into a sub-property could lead to unnecessary administrative complexity.<\/p>

Is the limitation justified or does it need clarification? <\/h3>

Google's statement raises questions. What exactly are the limits? And are these thresholds fair for all site sizes?<\/p>

[To be verified]<\/strong> if these restrictions significantly impact SEO or if they only concern data management.<\/p>