how do i make my vercel app searchable on google
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chr.yx posted this in #help-forum
chr.yxOP
I was wondering how to make my vercel app searchable on google. I know there is a sitemap option, on google search console it wants me to have some kind of verification which got me lost. I deployed it onto vercel also.
Answered by B33fb0n3
google says, that you need to verify that you are the owner of
You can either buy a custom domain or leave it as it is.
Do get found make sure you add metadata, a sitemap and a robots.txt to your project. You can [get details here](https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/deploying/production-checklist#metadata-and-seo)
vercel.app (the domain) noutes in this case is just a subdomain. You are not the owner of vercel.app, so you won't be able to verify it. You can either buy a custom domain or leave it as it is.
Do get found make sure you add metadata, a sitemap and a robots.txt to your project. You can [get details here](https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/deploying/production-checklist#metadata-and-seo)
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@chr.yx I was wondering how to make my vercel app searchable on google. I know there is a sitemap option, on google search console it wants me to have some kind of verification which got me lost. I deployed it onto vercel also.
google says, that you need to verify that you are the owner of
You can either buy a custom domain or leave it as it is.
Do get found make sure you add metadata, a sitemap and a robots.txt to your project. You can [get details here](https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/deploying/production-checklist#metadata-and-seo)
vercel.app (the domain) noutes in this case is just a subdomain. You are not the owner of vercel.app, so you won't be able to verify it. You can either buy a custom domain or leave it as it is.
Do get found make sure you add metadata, a sitemap and a robots.txt to your project. You can [get details here](https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/deploying/production-checklist#metadata-and-seo)
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@chr.yx solved?
chr.yxOP
Yep