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Call me cynic but I would stay away from Google Sitemaps. I don’t believe Amazon or ebay will use it, and neither does Google
IMHO Do natural linking.
BradI had my site listed on Google within 2 days after using a google sitemap. Everyone’s different, though.
I don’t know much about the Google site maps, but I built a simple site map for my site (just a page with a link to every page on my site for the spiders to follow) and linked to it from the index, got a few links in from indexed pages and my whole site got indexed quickly. It only takes one link to get indexed.
As a side note, anything talkcasinos tells me to do concerning seo, i take to the bank.
Thanks Wes but this is just MHO I have no proof good or bad.
Its like the bad feeling you get sometimes when you invite a stranger into your house.Brad
Well my Google Sitemap was downloaded by Google 3 hours after I submitted it.
That is good news FPL, I am happy to hear it and it’s good to know.
It was only about 4500 URL’s though not 10,000 . If you want to check it out go to xhttp://www.freepokerleague.com/sitemap.xml
I used this site as phpnuke for the last year and had robots leave it be while I tweaked the directory, it is now 100% .html
So I wonder what will happen? :happydanc
It was only about 4500 URL’s
Is that on one page?
If you are not indexed, the google site map is a godsent.
If you already get spidered regularly, it’s not going to change much.
bb1webs wrote:Is that on one page?
That was reason I started this thread, Should it all be on page or broken into pages of 100 URL’s.My site was indexed Dominique, but I changed all the URL’s from .php to .html before I submitted the site map and changed about %30 of the content of each page.
