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Many persons ask about this , well your need to cut and paste the code in your pages !
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Q: Will Google crawl and index all of the URLs in my Sitemap?
We don't guarantee that we'll crawl or index all of your URLs. However, we use the data in your Sitemap to learn about your site's structure, which will allow us to improve our crawler schedule and do a better job crawling your site in the future. In most cases, webmasters will benefit from Sitemap submission, and in no case will you be penalized for it.
You may want to check and see if the number of other sites linking to
your URL has changed. This is the single biggest factor in determining
what sites are indexed by Google, as we find most pages when our robots
crawl the web and jump from page to page via hyperlinks. To find out who
links to your site, use Google's link: tool.
Q: Can I use Google Sitemaps to submit URLs for my commercial websites?
Yes, the Google Sitemaps program would like to know about all the URLs you would like included in the Google index, including your commercial websites.
Q: The Basics
Google's order of results is automatically determined by more than
100 factors, including our PageRank algorithm. Please check out our "Technology
Overview" page for more details. Due to the nature of our business
and our interest in protecting the integrity of our search results, this
is the only information we make available to the public about our
ranking system.
Q: Who can use Google Sitemaps?
Google Sitemaps is intended for all site owners, from those with a single webpage to companies with millions of ever-changing pages. If either of the following is true, then you may be especially interested in Google Sitemaps:
* You want Google to crawl more of your pages.
* You want to be able to tell Google when content on your site changes.
Q: What is Google Sitemaps?
Google Sitemaps is an experiment in web crawling. Using Sitemaps to inform and direct our crawlers, we hope to expand our coverage of the web and speed up the discovery and addition of pages to our index. By placing a Sitemap-formatted file on your web server, you enable our crawlers to find out what pages are present and which have recently changed, and to crawl your site accordingly.
Q: Do I need to submit updated and/or outdated links and pages?
Google updates its index frequently, so there's no need to submit updated or outdated links. We should pick up any changes to your site during our next crawl.
Q: I'm changing my URL. How can I maintain my rank?
Regrettably, we cannot manually change your listed address at the
same time you move to your new site.
That said, there are steps you can take to make sure your transition
is a smooth one. Google listings are based in part on our ability to
find you from links on other sites. To preserve your rank, you will want
to inform others who link to you of your change of address. One way to
find out who is linking to you is to try a link search. Enter
"link:[your full URL]" into the Google search box. You may not find
every page that links to you with this method, but it should help you
begin redirecting the links leading to your site. (Please note: we do
not serve link queries for all of the sites in our index, so this may
not produce any results for your site.) Once your new site is live, you
may wish to place a permanent redirect (using a "301" code in HTTP
headers) on your old site to inform visitors and search engines that
your site has moved.
Finally, if your site goes unlisted for a time, this does not mean
you were dropped from our index. Sometimes, in these transitions, we
will fail to find a site at its new address. Just be sure that others
are linking to you and we should pick you up on our next web crawl.
