My website has the meta tag that Google Webmaster Tools uses to verify website ownership:
<meta name="google-site-verification" content="[base 64 string]" />
Is there a way to figure out what google account / email verified the website?
Without knowing the email associated with the existing code is it possible to sign in to the website's Google Webmaster Tools account without changing the code in the meta tag?
Provided you have the site verified yourself, you can see the verified owners at
https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/user-admin?hl=en&siteUrl={YOUR_VERIFIED_SITE}. Otherwise there's no way to learn whose verification string is that.
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We run our website in wordpress betheme. We are trying to put AdSense ads on our website. For that, we contacted with google team, but from there end found a malicious or unwanted external links for which they are disapproving our website again and again. Previously we had malware which we removed recently. After that, We tried wordfence, google transparency site scan, secure wp and various other website scanners but found no malware or malicious external links.
They malicious link google mentioned : debysale[.]com
How to find and get rid of this malicious link? If anyone could assist, that would be very helpful.
I am attaching the reply of google with this
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For your help our website link is https://rkpl.com.bd/
Open webpage in Google Chrome, right click on page and press view source code, press crtl+f and search for the link. Do this for each page on your website.
I am setting up google adsense on my live website. The problem is, the page where i want to paste the google adsense code is https://sitename/folder/index.php. When setting up adsense, i had to provide the site name as https://sitename as the form doesn't accept breadcrumb links and the "/". Now adsense says it can't find my https://sitename. I did posted this on the adsense community help forum but so far there has been no response. Wondering what should i do now? Thinking if this should help.
Create a dummy landing index.html page at my root i.e. https://sitename
Paste the adsense code in my actual file.
Is that acceptable and viable?
Regards,
Ochen
A former co-worker signed up for an Adsense and Google DFP account. They have since left and I'm trying to figure out if they already linked the DFP account to the Adsense account. I have already read a number of articles, including this one:
https://support.google.com/dfp_sb/answer/188529?hl=en
However, the instructions do not match what I see. I do not see anything called "3rd party services" under Admin in DFP.
Does anyone know how I can check the the DFP and Adsense accounts are now linked?
This doesn't work if you're using DFP for Small Business. instead, you'll just want to add your Adsense embed code as a third-party creative.
Since I am using facebook comment plugin in my personal wordpress blog, I had to create a facebook app for comment plugin to work.
I just faced the problem that facebook apps integration does not accept uni.me TLD however it accept .com TLD which give me an error message
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There was a problem saving your changes. Please try again later.
Is any idea to get this fixed. It seems that problem had been started after some facebook developer platform update since I was able to use .uni.me TLD earlier but when I deactivated my account after removing the app and recreated the app again with new facebook account it showed the problem.
The first possibility is that you are not using proper DNS to point domain to page, but rather url forwarding, or iframe. Usually for the case of 2nd level domain.
Another possibility is that in your html code, the meta data is not defined properly or correctly:
<meta property='og:url'> content="[link-has-to-be-the-same-as-in-fb-app]"/>
Or maybe, Facebook has just blocked the domain like Google did
First off, thanks for taking the time to read this.
I have successfully added the facebook comments plugin to multiple pages on my website. I am looking for the central location to view all comments made on my website, and to moderate them.
From my google research I have found that I need to create a "Facebook App" that is assigned to the comments plugin, ad myself as an administrator, and thats it.
I was able to create my facebook developers account, and I stumbled through trying to make the associated comments app, but I have been met with utter failure :(
How do I create a Facebook app that is tied into the facebook comments plugin on my site? Can anyone point me to a good resource?
Thanks
Alex
Two possible ways to moderate comments from the Comments plugin:
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Add this <meta property="fb:admins" content="{YOUR_FACEBOOK_USER_ID}"/> with YOUR_FACEBOOK_USER_ID correctly set to your <head>.
You should since be able to moderate comments.
Note:
to add multiple moderators, separate the uids by comma without spaces.
2
Now, if you wish to have a larger control over your app:
Add this <meta property="fb:app_id" content="{YOUR_APPLICATION_ID}"/> with YOUR_APPLICATION_ID correctly set to your <head>,
In the app's settings, you will be able to add as many administrators as you want,
Moderate comments from here through one administrator's account.