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My site's SSL is enabled but not valid. What can be done ( quickly !! ) to get the site connected with search engines. 2 days down and no Weebly response.
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Oh, I see what it is. You've only got the attribute part of the meta tag, and not the whole meta tag itself. I would go back to Google and copy the entire <META> tag that they want you to use, publish again, and then try verifying again after that.
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I'm so sorry to hear, @TCC Can you please verify the full site url? Thanks!
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Hi Bernadette, I did reply to your email but maybe you didn't get it. the url is www.ochilcreationstrade.weebly.com. Thanks.
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Your site is showing as secure for me, @TCC. Are you using "www" with your site address when you submit it to Google? Try using just "https://ochilcreationstrade.weebly.com".
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I have tried that one and was told to remove protocols and paths (e.g. https:// or /path/).
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Oh, I see what it is. You've only got the attribute part of the meta tag, and not the whole meta tag itself. I would go back to Google and copy the entire <META> tag that they want you to use, publish again, and then try verifying again after that.
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