Google search console verification errors are reasons you are unable to prove ownership of your website / domain name.
Search console verification is a process that Google requires you to confirm and prove ownership of a website. Every domain requires at least one verified owner.
If you don't verify your site ownership it can affect your presence on Google Search results.
Removing the verification file from your website will make you to lose verification.
Using Incorrect tag/snippet/files. Remember to use the ones provided at the beginning of the verification process.
Adding <META> tag must be within the <HEAD>
Wrong location: correct page, correct place
Add a new TXT record with domain name provider.
Error looking site’s domain name.Could be server down, or an issue with routing the DNS.
Google Analytics tracking code associated with the website.
Place the tracking code in the <head> section, not the <body> section or, verification will fail.Only use the exact code provided; do no modify in anyway.
Registered a domain with Google Domains should be automatically verified.
It should verify automatically when added to Search Console.
Google Tag Manager account container snippet code.
Was your server down, busy or responding slowly?
Check server and response time and try again.
Redirected too many times could it be in infinite loop?
Does the website require a password authentication?
Check that you are submitting the correct URL for your website.
Check spelling errors, and correct extension (.com, .co.uk etc)
