Webmaster Tools equivalent to Change Default Address found in Analytics
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Hello all!
We're changing from http to https.
In Google Analytics there is an option to change the default address so we keep our historical data.
I can't find a similar option in Webmaster Tools though.
Do you have to setup a new property or is there an option to change your current one?
Thanks in advance!
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Ok thanks. In what cases would you not setup a new property out on interest?
Can anyone else confirm this is correct and I'm not missing anything?
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Hi Dan ,
You have to set up new property in your case.
Thanks
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Are you talking about 'change of address' ?
Screen: http://prntscr.com/en5zx0
I read this article: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/83106
Quote:
Note: The tool does not currently support the following kinds of site moves: subdomain name changes, protocol changes (from HTTP to HTTPS), or path-only changes.
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Dan,
Use the dropdown menu on the top right (Next to the gear symbol but under your profile pic)
Let me know if that works,
Matt
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