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Publish & share your site - Sites Help - Google Help
Important: This is a request and doesn’t guarantee that your site won’t show up in public search engines. This option is only available if your site is set to "Public on the web," and can be viewed by anyone. On a computer, open a site in new Google Sites. At the top, next to "Publish," click the Down arrow . Click Publish settings.
Create your first site with Google Sites
Important: If you use a Google Account through work or school, your admin may limit your ability to add an editor. On a computer, open a site in new Google Sites. At the top, click Share . Under Share with people and groups, enter an email address. Click Editor. Editors with a non-Google account can view a draft of your site, but cannot edit it.
Publish your site - Google Workspace Learning Center
Publish your site. On a computer, open a site in Google Sites. At the top, click Publish. Under Web address, enter a public site name for your site's URL. Note: Terms that violate our Acceptable Use Policy won't be allowed. Click Publish. (Optional) Visit your site to make sure it published correctly.
Use a custom domain for your site - Sites Help - Google Help
Tip: To use a custom domain from your work or school account, contact your administrator. You can use a custom domain for a site published on new Google Sites. Using a custom domain can make it easier for people to find and remember your site with a web address like www.[nameofyourdomain].com
Publish your site - Business Sitebuilder Help - Google Help
Publish your website: Click the Make it Public button on the top of the screen next to the tabs. Your website will then be visible to the web. When your website is public, changes that you make to your site are automatically visible. Make your website private: Click the Settings tab. Under security, select the Private option. Click Save.
Create, name, delete, or copy a site - Sites Help - Google Help
In the top right, next to "Publish," click the drop-down Publish settings. Under "Web address," enter a different URL. Click Save. Step 2: Reuse the address for a different site. Open the site you want to use the URL for. In the top right, click Publish. Under "Web address," enter a URL. Click Publish. The URL is now assigned to your new site.
Connect your website to a domain registered through Google
If you purchased your domain when you signed up for Google Workspace, you can follow these steps to connect your domain name to your website. Before you begin. Connecting your website involves working with technical settings called DNS records. If you aren’t familiar with DNS records, share this article with your webmaster.
Create and publish custom Chrome apps & extensions
If your app or extension links to a website as a target in the manifest, use Google Search Console to verify that your organization owns the website. For privately hosted apps and extensions, control which users can publish them to the Chrome Web Store. You can also skip verification for websites that your organization doesn’t own.
Create a blog - Blogger Help - Google Help
Make sure to keep your browser updated to the latest version for best results. Fix issues with custom domain setup If you have a problem with Blogger, see info on troubleshooting issues .
Set up ads on your site - Google AdSense Help
After your AdSense account is activated, you're ready to set up ads on your site. There are two ways you can do this: Auto ads or ad units. Auto ads. Auto ads are a fast and easy way for AdSense publishers to get up and running with ads. Choose Auto ads if you want: