Published Site Issue

stickybusinessllc.com

@tanya7313​ Hello, we have corrected the A records of your domain and published the editor. Please check your website. Thank you.

Thank you, however when I search the website - why does it show the designs-apparel section underlined? I assume the underline link is what most people click on - and it's not the home page of my website.  Please advise.

@tanya7313​

To enable Google Search to crawl your updated website, you need to create a Google Search Console account. Once your account is set up, you can add your domain and manage indexing settings.

You may start here: Google Search Console

Step‑by‑Step Instructions

Step 1: Create a Google Account

• If you already have a Gmail or Google account, you can use it.

• If not, sign up at accounts.google.com.

Step 2: Access Google Search Console

• Go to Google Search Console.

• Click “Start Now” and log in with your Google account.

Step 3: Add Your Website Property

• Click “Add Property”.

• Choose either:

  • Domain property → covers all URLs under your domain (recommended).

  • URL prefix property → covers only URLs under a specific prefix.

• Enter your domain or site URL exactly as it appears in the browser.

Step 4: Verify Ownership

Google requires proof that you own the site. Options include:

• DNS verification → Add a TXT record in your domain host (e.g., GoDaddy).

• HTML file upload → Upload a file provided by Google to your site’s root directory.

• HTML tag → Add a meta tag to your site’s homepage.

• Google Analytics / Google Tag Manager → Use existing accounts if already set up.

Step 5: Confirm Verification

• Once verification is successful, your property will appear in Search Console.

• If DNS verification is used, propagation may take a few hours.

Step 6: Submit Your Website for Crawling

• In Search Console, go to URL Inspection Tool.

• Enter the URL of your updated page.

• Click “Request Indexing”.

• Google will then crawl and index your site.