Thursday 15 October 2015

What is XML site map ?



An XML sitemap is a document that helps Google and other major search engines better understand your website while crawling.

Sitemaps are a protocol that allows the webmaster for a website to inform Google and other major search engines about URLS on a website that are available for crawling. Sitemaps allow search engines to find all of your webpages, that they might otherwise miss when indexing. The XML sitemap allows you to specify additional information about each URL such as:

  • When it was last updated 
  • How often the site changes 
  • How important the page is in relation to other pages on the site
Having this information within one document helps search engines understand your website and crawl it more intelligently. Sitemaps are an inclusion protocol, where Robots.txt files are exclusionary. For more information on robots.txt files please read our article.

XML Sitemap

Generating a XML sitemap for you website is a simple process, and there are many websites that can help you do so. Google recommends using http://xml-sitemaps.com
XML sitemap genarator

Create an XML sitemap that can be submited to go Bing, Yahoo, and other search Engines to help the crawl your website better.

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