How to verify your FREE Wordpress blog on Google Webmaster Console

How to verify your FREE Wordpress blog on Google Webmaster Console
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WordPress.com is one of the best CMS platform for blogs around the globe and it's seamless integration of plugins and tools is second to none.

Despite all this hype, advantages, merits or what have you over other content management systems like blogger, Joomla, Wix etc - people (bloggers) find it difficult to integrate their website using the Google Webmaster Console in order to get indexed by Google and gain organic searches and visits to their blog via Google search engine.
 

Benefits of adding your Website/Blog in Google Webmater Console

Google’s Search Console (formerly Webmaster Tools) will give you some additional statistical data about your traffic, such as how many people are arriving at your site through Google searches, the part of the world your traffic is coming from, and the amount of visitors that landed on each specific post or page. It will also show you the total number of individual URLs on your site that have been indexed by Google, which search keywords are most significant for your site, and other information about how Google is indexing your site.
Please note that verifying your site in order to use the webmaster tools is very necessary in order for your site to be indexed with Google, Bing, or any other search engine; Unless you don'e need google to index you. (I wonder why you don't want Google index).

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This post covers you adding your site to Google Search Console but does not guarantee it indexing all the pages as they may be errors on most of your pages (we can take care of that for you).

Note, this post is how to verify your FREE Wordpress.com Blog on Google Search Console, you can also use it to do same for your custom domain name on Wordpress.org or click on the link below to get a see a specific post for verifying your Wordpress.org Custom domain Blog.

How to verify Wordpress blog on Google Webmaster Console

For most sites, in order to verify your niche blog for webmaster tools, you normally need to add a hidden “meta tag” to your page. Since you can’t edit the theme files of your site on WordPress.com, we provide additional tools to make this easier.

If you have multiple domain names pointing to the same site, we recommend verifying the primary domain.

Verify your FREE Wordpress blog on Google Webmaster Console

All of the Site Verification Services can be accessed via your Setting→Traffic screen on you wordpress.com account.

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Here are instructions for how to verify your WordPress.com site with each service:

Google Search Console

(if you have a custom domain, you can also verify with Google by setting custom DNS records)
First, login to http://g.co/SearchConsole with your Google account. At the “Welcome to Search Console” page, enter your blog address (with https:// in front) in the “Website” field.
googlewebmaster1Next, click the “Add a Property” button. You’ll see two tabs: “Recommended method” and “Alternate methods”. In order to use the Google Search Console with your WordPress.com site, choose “Alternate methods“.
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Select the “HTML tag” option to continue.
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Next, you’ll see a line of HTML code that resembles “<meta name=”google-site-verification” content=”rc2RXSkjV5rz9P2s2hTwdDsnwTu4tD-gmruKUrqBGjs” />. Copy the entire code. Leave the verification page you’re currently viewing open and open your blog’s “Settings” page in a new tab or window.
googlewebmaster4 Click on the Traffic tab and paste the code you copied into the Google field under the Site Verification Services section. Don’t forget to click Save Settings once you’ve pasted the code.
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Return to the Google Search Console verification page and click “Verify“.
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As a bonus, See how to Verify your FREE Wordpress blog on Bing, Pinterest and Yandex Webmaster Consoles

Bing Webmaster Center

  1. Log in to http://www.bing.com/webmaster with your Live! account.
  2. Click Add a Site.
  3. Enter your blog URL in the URL box (example.wordpress.com or example.com)
  4. Enter the Sitemap URL in the “Add a sitemap” box (example.wordpress.com/sitemap.xml or example.com/sitemap.xml) and click Add.
  5. Copy the meta tag code that looks like this:
    <meta name='msvalidate.01' content='12C1203B5086AECE94EB3A3D9830B2E'>
  6. Leave the verification page open and go to your blog’s Settings page. (in a new tab/window).
  7. Click on the Traffic tab and paste the code into the Bing field under the Site Verification Services section.
    Traffic Bing
  8. Click on Save Settings at the top of the Site Verification Settings section.
  9. Go back to the Bing verification page and click Verify.

Pinterest Site Verification

  1. Log in at http://pinterest.com/ with your Pinterest account.
  2. Go to your profile and click the Edit Profile button.
  3. Enter your Website address if you haven’t already.
  4. Click the Confirm Website button.
  5. On the next page, copy the meta tag that looks like this:
    <meta name="p:domain_verify" content="90b0c9e0e9ce97cc165c42c4663542beb"/>
  6. Leave the verification page open and go to your blog’s Settings page. (in a new tab/window).
  7. Click on the Traffic tab and paste the code into the Pinterest field under the Site Verification Services section.
    Traffic Pinterest
  8. Click on Save Settings at the top of the Site Verification settings section.
  9. Go back to the Pinterest verification page and click Finish.

Yandex Site Verification

  1. Log in or sign up at https://webmaster.yandex.com/.
  2. Once logged in, click Add site button below the webmaster headline.
  3. Scroll down and enter your Website address (URL) if you haven’t already.
  4. Click the Add button.
  5. On the next step (verification), click the tab labelled meta tag
  6. Copy the meta tag that looks like this:
    <meta name='yandex-verification' content='506a386529f57a53' />
  7. Leave the verification page open and go to your blog’s Settings page. (in a new tab/window).
  8. Click on the Traffic tab and paste the code into the Yandex field under the Site Verification Services section.
    Traffic Yandex
  9. Click on Save Settings at the top of the Site Verification settings section.
  10. Go back to the verification page and click the Check button
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