December 19, 2005

Inside Google Sitemaps: Verifying a site located in a subdirectory by Vanessa Fox

If your site is located in a subdirectory, rather than at the root level of a domain (for instance, at http://www.example.com/site/), you are given two choices when you verify. You can either verify at the subdirectory level or at the root level.


If you verify at the root level (http://www.example.com/), we can show you a greater variety of statistics.

Read more on the Google Sitemaps blog

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