Google XML Sitemaps And What To Do With It

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In this video, I’ll show you what to do with the XML sitemap generated for you by the Google XML Sitemaps plug-in for WordPress.

I’m going to take you into Google Webmaster Tools and show you how to get it set up.

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  • http://simoncrabb.com simoncrabb

    It’s amazing how often one forgets that this is available – as your video shows, you know all about it, but you hadn’t done it, and it was only a couple of minutes work!

    It can be a lot harder to produce a sitemap file on a custom site though – using WordPress (etc) to build a site has a LOT of advantages, so much work is already done for you.

    After years of building custom web applications, I’m finding WordPress is such a breeze, you can concentrate on content o much faster.

  • http://www.rcLazy.com Simon Crabb

    It’s amazing how often one forgets that this is available – as your video shows, you know all about it, but you hadn’t done it, and it was only a couple of minutes work!

    It can be a lot harder to produce a sitemap file on a custom site though – using WordPress (etc) to build a site has a LOT of advantages, so much work is already done for you.

    After years of building custom web applications, I’m finding WordPress is such a breeze, you can concentrate on content o much faster.

  • http://www.hassanajmal.com/ Hassan Ajmal

    Awesome tip thank you!

  • http://www.hassanajmal.com Hassan Ajmal

    Awesome tip thank you!

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  • http://myonehundredthings.com/about Christian

    now i did this a while ago, and i have both xml and .gz uploaded. bad idea?

  • http://myonehundredthings.com/about Christian

    now i did this a while ago, and i have both xml and .gz uploaded. bad idea?