Another way to introduce your site to visitors is to register your site in Google, which in addition to introducing visitors and easy access to the site, also helps in optimizing the site by Google. One of the most popular tools for doing this and registering your site is Google Webmaster Tools . Registering your site in Google Webmaster Tools helps you to find the bugs and defects of your site using the tools available in Google Webmaster Tools and improve them for better optimization. The new name of Google Webmaster Tools is Google search console, which helps you a lot in optimizing your site so that your site is both better optimized and ranked in the top search results.

How to register a site in Google Webmaster Tools?

To register your site in Google Webmaster Tools for better optimization, you must have a Gmail account, then log in to Google Webmaster Tools and select the Site Add option. In order to be able to enter the site in Google Webmaster Tools, you must prove that you own the site, otherwise it will not be possible to register it in Google Webmaster Tools . Then you will be presented with a page that offers you two ways to register and enter the site in Google Webmaster Tools and you have to choose between these two methods.- Site registration with Domain Property method

- Site registration with URL Prefix method

Domain Property Registration:

If you have chosen this method to register site ownership, you must enter the addresses of all domains, subdomains and related folders and register them all in your name. To do this, the DNS Record is provided to you and monitors all your activities, and then according to them, checks and registers your ownership so that you can enter your site in Google Webmaster Tools. In using this method, only one state of the address, which is a domain, is registered to register the site, it is enough to register one state of the site address.In this way you have to enter your DNS settings and change its settings, the more you have access to DNS changes means that you own the site and have high access to all its settings. As a result, Google will verify your identity as the owner of this site by reviewing these changes and the high level of access.

Note:

Once Google has confirmed your identity as the owner of the site, do not change the changes you made to the DNS settings for at least 24 hours and let it remain the same. This Record should always remain in your settings, otherwise deleting may limit your access to information. 

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