This code is used to verify website ownership with Google. -...

August 27, 2025 at 03:10 PM

This code is used to verify website ownership with Google.

<meta>: It is an HTML metadata element used to provide information about the webpage to search engines and other services.
name="google-site-verification": Indicates that the specific purpose of this tag is for Google site verification.
content="AT2jQM699V8Uu8kfmCmhCTgKvJsTpxiR6_v4duTt4UY": The string inside the content attribute is a unique verification token provided by Google.

When you add this line of code to your website's HTML (usually in the <head> section), Google can check for this token during the site verification process in tools like Google Search Console. If the token matches what is expected, Google verifies that you own or have control over the website. This is often used to enable tools and features such as monitoring search performance, viewing index coverage, and other SEO-related functionalities.

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