Site Map
The Sitemaps convention enables a website admin to illuminate web indexes about URLs on a site that are accessible for creeping. A Sitemap is a XML record that rundowns the URLs for a site. It enables website admins to incorporate extra data about every URL: when it was last refreshed, how frequently it changes, and how critical it is in connection to different URLs in the webpage. This permits web indexes to slither the website all the more wisely. Sitemaps are a URL incorporation convention and supplements robots.txt, a URL rejection convention.
Sitemaps are especially helpful on sites where:
a few territories of the site are not accessible through the browsable interface
website admins utilize rich Ajax, Silverlight, or Flash substance that isn't regularly prepared via web indexes.
The website is extensive and there is a shot for the web crawlers to neglect a portion of the new or as of late refreshed substance
At the point when sites have countless that are detached or not very much connected together, or
At the point when a site has couple of outside connections
Sitemaps are especially helpful on sites where:
a few territories of the site are not accessible through the browsable interface
website admins utilize rich Ajax, Silverlight, or Flash substance that isn't regularly prepared via web indexes.
The website is extensive and there is a shot for the web crawlers to neglect a portion of the new or as of late refreshed substance
At the point when sites have countless that are detached or not very much connected together, or
At the point when a site has couple of outside connections
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