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The product sitemaps are submitted to Google and linked in the index sitemap. This is what the sitemaps currently look like: Sitemap Overview Google Search Console The sitemaps submitted so far in Google Search Console, still without the product sitemaps. These will be expanded with the products and more sitemaps will be added. Sitemap Best Practices In order for your sitemap to be error-free and accepted by Google, a few requirements must be met. The free SEO course from Seocracy Do you like this blog post? If you want to regularly keep up with the latest trends in online marketing, then subscribe to our newsletter now.


At the beginning of the free subscription you will receive a daily email to get you Special Data fit in SEO - for 5 days. Over 83,000 subscribers trust us. Click here for the registration form. General guidelines: Your sitemap file must be encoded in UTF-8 format and the appropriate escape codes are stored in case some characters cannot be displayed correctly. Make sure your sitemap only includes URLs from the same domain. If you have multiple domains, each domain will have its own sitemap. Your sitemap can only have content that is intended to be indexed and is actually accessible.




You can see possible errors in the sitemap in Google Search Console. Use consistent URLs: Google crawls your URLs exactly as you enter them in your sitemap. So be consistent and don't mix different spellings. Pages that cannot be indexed have no place in your sitemap: Remove non-indexable pages from your sitemap. This includes redirected pages, canonicalized pages, error pages such as the 404 page, 403 page, etc. Work with multiple sitemaps: To get your products, important URLs and videos indexed better and faster, you can work with different sitemaps and submit them to Google Search Console. Sitemap index file: If you have multiple sitemaps, you can use a sitemap index file.