XML Sitemap: The Roadmap for Google

Imagine Google is a tourist in a foreign city. An XML sitemap is the city map you hand to the tourist so they can find all the important sights (your subpages).

Why do you need a sitemap?

Normally, Google finds your pages through links. But for new websites or very large portals, the sitemap ensures that not a single page is overlooked.

How MarketGoo helps you:
  1. MarketGoo checks if your website already has a sitemap.
  2. If not, the tool provides instructions on how to create one (often automatically via plugins or the CMS).
  3. MarketGoo reminds you to register the sitemap with the Google Search Console.

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