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You don't need to give Wix access to your Google Account for Google Search Console

If you work on multiple sites and don't want wix to have access to your search data from other sites:

  1. Go to your Google Search Console
  2. Click add property; enter your domain name
  3. It will provide you with a "txt" record, with instructions. Copy the txt record.
  4. Go to Wix
  5. Go to domains
  6. Click 3 dots next to domain name, and select manage DNS record
  7. Go to the txt section, click add txt, and paste the record in the "value" cell. Add it.
  8. Go back to GSC and click verify

Takes less than a minute, and you don't have to give up unnecessary access.

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