Html link to verify google

Hi! i cannot figure out why this is so hard.....i am trying to paste an html link to google on my website so i can ratify it google.
only google doesn't recognise it or apple won't allow it.
Please does anyone have any ideas on what i may be doing wrong?
thanks

You can have a personal domain name even though you publish to MobileMe. Find out about it here....
http://iwebfaq.org/site/iWeb_Domains.html
You can't give the URL to Google to find the HTML verification file is all. You have to give them the MobileMe URL.
When you publish to a server other than MobileMe using FTP, the root folder is the first level folder that contains all the files and folders for your website. Also, if you publish to a commercial hosting service, domain names become a lot easier as does the whole of search engine optimization.
MobileMe was designed for small personal websites and the facility to use a domain name was added in iWeb '08. Its not very satisfactory and creates a few problems. You can only have one domain name using Cname and the rest have to use masking which is a disaster as far as SEO goes.
Don't give up on iWeb - consider publishing to somewhere other than MobileMe! Find out why here...
http://iwebfaq.org/site/iWebFolderFTP.html
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