Official statement
For new domains, verifying at the domain level is usually sufficient. However, it's advisable to also add individual variants (http/https) because some older Search Console tools (like URL parameters and geographical targeting) still require properties at the full URL level.
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TL;DR
Verify the domain for new sites, but also add individual variants. Some older tools still require full URL verification.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Dois-je toujours ajouter toutes les variantes URL ?
Oui, même si la vérification au domaine est effectuée, les variantes restent essentielles pour certaines fonctionnalités.
La vérification de domaine affecte-t-elle le SEO ?
Elle simplifie la gestion mais ne remplace pas les besoins spécifiques des outils robustes et anciens de la Search Console.
Quels problèmes puis-je rencontrer sans propriétés individuelles ?
Des fonctionnalités critiques comme le ciblage géographique peuvent ne pas être utilisables.
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