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Sitebuilder Plus: Sitemap
Here are some instructions to create and add a sitemap to your website.
Note:
To help get your website indexed faster, we recommend that you setup Google Webmaster Tools. This is a free software that Google offer and gives great insight into your website's visibility online. You can also upload your sitemap into their tool to keep track on how many of your pages have been indexed.
- Go to http://www.xml-sitemaps.com/.
- Scroll to the bottom and enter your domain name at the Starting URL section.
- Click the Start Button (don't worry about the information between your domain and the start button).
- After the website refreshes, you'll get a message that your sitemap is ready. Click the 1st link under the Download Sitemap section.
- Save the xml file to your desktop.
- Go back to or sign in to your website account.
- Click Websites Manager in the left navigation menu. Then, click Edit Site.
- Click your domain name or sitename at the top and select View File Manager from the drop-down menu.
- At the top, click Import and upload the sitemap.xml file that you saved to your computer.
- In the file manager, find the sitemap.xml file. Right click on the file, then select Publish.
Note:
To help get your website indexed faster, we recommend that you setup Google Webmaster Tools. This is a free software that Google offer and gives great insight into your website's visibility online. You can also upload your sitemap into their tool to keep track on how many of your pages have been indexed.
danielle9537
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12 years ago
Thanks Danielle. My website: www.tgcrg.com
This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled
Placing sitemap in footer and files.
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frogue4195
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This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled
how to upload a xml sitemap.
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russell5785
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This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled
Generating a new updated site map.
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nicholas5588
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This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled
Add a sitemap with sitebuilder plus.
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krisjan3509
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12 years ago
We apologize for the inconvenience. The page you have requested does not exist or has been moved. Please check to make sure that the URL you entered is accurate." Called support and no help. Everyday I regret using Intuit/Homestead for this site. -KH
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beach9745
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This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled
What is a reboots text file? and how do I insert a site map in it?.
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mike2817
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This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled
how do i upload a sitemap?.
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idp4959
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11 years ago
The answer is not here so I'll tell you :
After you follow the instructions above, you must right click the sitemap file, and then hit "PUBLISH". This is very important !
Normally it should be working !
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ivan_lucy7850
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Please help!
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todd6397
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does Homestead to provide a site map?.
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roger3220
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How do I build a site map.
Bing requests a site map ? how does one do this??
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david2953
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11 years ago
How often should you submit a site map to google.
I just added a new page to my site. Do I need to resubmit a new site map to google?
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We received an email from Google saying there was a problem with Googlebot trying to crawl our website. It referenced an issue with projectplaylist.com but we have no connections to that company. I spoke with your tech support who said the problem was due to bad links in my homemade site map an directed to these instructions.
I followed these instructions to create a new Site Map for www.patriciahuttongalleries.com but it didn't work for me. I downloaded the xml file created at xml-sitemaps.com to my computer and then imported that file into the Homestead file manager. It was listed as a 'file' rather than a webpage. (I then clicked 'view' on the separate html file that was created and got a plain looking list of all of our pages). When I opened the xml file, I also got a list but it included what I believe is html code.) Per these instructions, I published that site map. Is your goal that we create a site map that is used only by search engines and is not linked on our site? If so, how would I create a linked site map that uses a template similar to the rest of our site?
Another issue is after I edit a page and save it and then publish it I get a question asking if I want to see the page after it's published. After that I get a window that asks if I want to post the new page on a variety of social media web sites. It also shows a link to our website but without the www and does not work. I thought our site could be accessed by typing either with www or without www URL but now only the www version works. What went wrong?
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