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Hello friends, Can you give me answer how many types are Sitemap in SEO. Share your knowledge and experience.
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There are two types of sitemaps: Xml sitemap and Html sitemap :
An XML sitemap - Ensures better visibility by search engines. Enables you to rely less on external links that will bring search engines to your site.It Helps you choose pages that you don’t want to index
An HTML sitemap - Ensures improved search and navigation by human visitors. It Helps you distribute links to various pages of the website -
normally create an xml sitemap that can be submitted to google to the site is crawled via analytics.
In some cases I also create an HTML sitemap for visitors if the site is large and assistance might be needed in navigating.
Hope this helps.Comment
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There are two types of sitemap. One is XML sitemap and other is Html sitemap. XML sitemap is for search engine and Html sitemap is for human purpose.
HTML sitemap is one of the most important tactics you can use to distribute your link juice efficiently within your site. It is a bulleted outline text version of the site navigation. The anchor text displayed in the outline is linked to the page it references. Site visitors can go to the Sitemap to locate a topic they are unable to find by searching the site or navigating through the site menus.
XML Sitemaps is an easy way for you to submit all your URLs to the Google index and get detailed reports about the visibility of your pages on Google. With Google Sitemaps you can automatically keep us informed of all your web pages, and when you make changes to these pages to help improve your coverage in the Google crawl.Comment
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Hi ,
Maps, as the name suggests, is only a map to your site. Any one page shows the structure of your site, and its divisions, and the links between them, and maps, etc. that your web site to facilitate the movement and get a site map is updated on a good site for users and search engines. Usually there are two types of map from the viewpoint of one target users a real one to crawl the web. For the actual user can use the map HTML generated either by PHP or ASP, etc. You can choose any person they are matters.Sitemaps production, as its name implies, is just a map of your site. Any one page shows the structure of your site, and its divisions, and the links between them, and maps, etc. that your web site to facilitate the movement and get a site map is updated on a good site for users and search engines. Usually there are two types of map from the viewpoint of one target users a real one to crawl the web. For the actual user can use the map HTML generated either by PHP or ASP, etc. You can choose whatever the result that matters.
Site Map HTML:
Apart from these we will see Site Map, which serves the purpose of the search engines, any form of site map to understand the search engine, such as a map location is only visible to search engines that do not have no value to real people. And can in any case do not matter can be underestimated.
Text maps:
Maps containing the text of the URL on each line. Could be that many of the search engines like Google and Yahoo Maps scan the text. For Yahoo, and the name of the map of the body site urllist.txt.
ROR maps:
Be expanded ROR (Resources of resources) in the RSS protocol with extensions of its own. Standard file extension for files is ROR. ROR. All search engines that understand RSS files Sitemap to continue to understand the parts of the ROR RSS files. However, no major search engine, if it currently supports ROR Sitemap extensions. So do not make it.
XML maps:
In 2005, Google began its Protocol on the basis of maps XML. Has been called the Google maps. Google more convinced of the search engines at a later time to follow up and was renamed the standard XML protocol Sitemap. Currently Google, Yahoo and Microsoft's MSN Search, Ask, IBM, and perhaps more compatible with the maps XML. It is likely that the search engines will launch support for mapping XML.
The link to the XML Sitemap:
User-agent: *
Site Map: http://www.example.com/sitemap.xml ~ ~ header = NNS
Rather than simply point to the site map XML for automatic detection, you can list maps multiple locations:
Site Map: http://www.example.com/sitemap-1.xml ~ ~ header = NNS
RSS feeds and maps
Is often used in the (very simplified feed) RSS feed protocol in the file to the blog, forums, and so on. The file format uses XML, RSS has evolved through multiple versions and the names, all of which are fully compatible with each other:
• Really Simple Syndication (RSS 2.0)
• RDF (Resource Description Framework) Site Summary (RSS 1.0 and RSS 0.90)
• Rich Site Summary (RSS 0.91)
After Google and Yahoo that have adopted RSS as a kind of site maps on the Internet, has been followed most of the search enginesComment
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