What is an XML Site Map?

An XML sitemap is a file that lists all website pages in a structured format, specifically in XML format. The purpose of an XML sitemap is to provide search engines with a comprehensive list of all the pages on a website that they should crawl and index.

The XML sitemap includes important information about each page, such as its URL, the date of the last page update, and the page's priority relative to other pages on the site. By providing this information in a standardized format, search engines can easily crawl and index a website's pages, which can help improve the site's search engine rankings and visibility.

XML sitemaps are beneficial for large websites with many pages, as they provide a clear and organized way for search engines to discover and index all the pages on the site.

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