Now instead of 4 different websites, I see one domain added as a property. I just tried clicking ‘Verify’ a few more times and here’s what I finally got: In my case, the domain was verified in 2-3 minutes. It may take your DNS records time to update and Google to pick them up. Go back to Google Search Console and click ‘Verify’.ĭon’t worry if your domain ownership will not be verified right away in Search Console.Once you’ve filled in all the fields, click ‘Add record’ to save it.Text – your verification text copied in step 3.Fill in the rest of the fields with the following information:.Add a record and select TXT as a record type.Choose the domain you need to verify in Google Search Console and click ‘Manage’.You can find specific info for your hosting here. I’ll be using cPanel as an example as I’m on GreenGeeks hosting. Copy the domain verification TXT record you’ll get:.Click ‘Continue’, you’ll be redirected to the next step.Choose Domain and enter your domain name:.In order to verify domain ownership, complete the following steps: Here’s a video of the process in case you prefer visual content: Verifying Domain Property in Google Search Console And by the end of this post, you’ll do this even if you have no idea what a DNS record is. To verify your domain ownership in Google Search Console, you will need access to your hosting and add a txt DNS record there. So it’s really great Google added this feature. It makes sense from a technical point of view, but for users and webmasters this involved too many unneeded steps. It means that now you will have a full picture of what’s happening with all versions of your website: https, http, m., www, non-www…Īs you know, Google treats such versions as separate websites. Yesterday, Google announced that Domain properties are coming to the new Google Search Console.
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