Step-by-Step Guide to Verify Your Website:
Click "View Details":
On the main page of your Google Play Console, click on the "View details" button under the section prompting you to verify your organization's website.
Choose a Verification Method:
Google will present you with different methods to verify your website. You will typically see two options:
Domain Verification (Recommended): This method requires access to the DNS settings of your domain.
URL Prefix Verification: This method involves uploading a verification file to your website.
If Choosing Domain Verification:
Copy the TXT Record: Google will provide a TXT record. Copy this record.
Access Your Domain's DNS Settings: Log in to your domain provider (e.g., GoDaddy, Namecheap) and navigate to your DNS settings.
Add the TXT Record: Paste the TXT record into the DNS settings and save the changes.
Return to Google Play Console: After adding the record, go back to Google Play Console and click Verify. It may take some time for the DNS changes to propagate.
If Choosing URL Prefix Verification:
Download the Verification File: Google will provide a small HTML file for download.
Upload the File to Your Website: Use an FTP client or your website's file manager to upload the HTML file to the root directory of your site.
Verify the File is Accessible: Ensure that the file is accessible by navigating to the file's URL in your browser (e.g., www.yourdomain.com/google-verification-file.html).
Return to Google Play Console: Once uploaded, go back to Google Play Console and click Verify.
Confirmation:
Google will check the verification and provide a confirmation message if successful. If there are any issues, Google will indicate what needs to be corrected.
Final Steps:
After successful verification, your Google Developer account will be fully set up, and you can proceed with publishing your apps.