Cos’è una Sitemap XML? Come creare una Sitemap in WordPress

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1. Bikramjit Singh

   Thank You! These small things such as issue when needed urgently.Thanks a lot for the article.

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2. Saikot Hc

   Thanks bro because share this plugin.

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3. marshall

   thanks a ton!!! its awesomely written

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4. Anatoly Khalizev

   Thank you very much for such delailed explanation. It is very useful!

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5. Adrian

   My Site Map URL returns a 404 :/ anyone knows why this is? I already followed the steps to get it

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6. Santhosh Veer

   how to edit this sitemap?

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7. WPBeginner Staff

   You will have to verify your owner ship of the site by adding a meta tag or uploading a file to your web server.

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   • Shamim Gypsy

     Thanks for your reply. Will it harmful for the site if I verify the site with new email ID?

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     • Grayson Carter

       Its not harmful to the site from an SEO perspective, however, if your boss has already verified the site under his account, you’ll loose all historical data under his account. The best solution would be for him to add you as an administrator for that site in GWT and then you can see all the historical data he’s collected and you can still handle submitting a site map

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8. Shamim Gypsy

   My boss already have a webmaster account. He did not add xml site map. But now I want to add site map without his webmaster account. that means I want to add site map with my email webmaster account. Is it possible to use double webmaster account for one site?

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9. Tholi

   How do I make my site maps appear on one page under my domain name?

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10. Taylor Thompson

    Great post! Thank you for all of the helpful information However, I still have a few questions. Why does Google index only some of the pages you submit with a sitemap? Also, I see that you have images indexed. I have numerous images on my site, and none of them were indexed. Is there a separate process to index images?

    Thank you!

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11. Yatin

    I have uploaded sitemap_index.xml on webmaster. My first blog was seen on the google search. But my other posts are not getting indexed. What is the reason behind it? Do we need to add post-sitemap.xml or category-sitemap.xml individually then?

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12. sudan

    do i need to submit sitemap offten on google webmaster tool ? becuase my new post still not count

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    • WPBeginner Staff

      No you don’t need to.

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13. WPBeginner Staff

    Yes.

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14. nazifa mazni

    if I already setup xml sitemap from wordpress seo yoast. do I need uninstall plugin Dagon Design Sitemap Generator, google sitemap and google xml sitemap?

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15. Lencho

    followed your instructions and when I clicked on the “You can find your XML Sitemap here: XML Sitemap” it took me to this error mesage:

    “Not Found
    Sorry, but the page you were trying to view does not exist.
    It looks like this was the result of either:
    a mistyped address
    an out-of-date link”

    Now what?

    Thanks

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16. KC Wong

    I follow the steps as per video, when click “xml sitemap”, it shows 404 rather than the list. How can I improve it?

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    • Geoff

      In the Yoast SEO plugin settings for XML sitemaps, untick the box for “Check this box to enable XML sitemap functionality.”, SAVE, then tick the box and SAVE again. This got everything working for me after much reading and not finding any answers. Many people seem to be having this issue so I hope this helps someone.

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17. calmberay141182

    thanks

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18. Edwin Juma

    Thanks alot! my new site is now working well.

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19. D Donaldson

    Helped me more than anything I have found in the very difficult endeavor of selfing a site. Thank you. Owe you one.

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20. Ankit Jha

    I want to edit the XML file created by SEO by Yoast Plugin. Where can I find the file?

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    • Walter Mrowczynski

      Pretty sure any change you make will be overwritten whenever you make a new page/post.

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21. TheRookieUser

    Thank you! I have a new site and your tips really works well for me
    Have a great day!

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22. Keith Davis

    Thanks guys
    I’m just looking at the Yoast SEO plugin and I’m checking out info on XML sitemaps.
    As ever you guys nail it.

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23. Marlon Buenaventura

    Hi! My homepage title duplicates, what was the reason behind it? How can I fix the error? Please help! Thanks!

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24. susielindau

    Does this work for .com sites? if not, what can I do to make my site easy to crawl?

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25. Max

    Very good . I love this. Helpful.

    Thanks from Thailand.

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26. Tina

    Thank you for this article. I had just assumed the sitemap was pulled once I verified my site. Great article & thanks for teaching me. You’re my #1 stop to find out information.

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27. micheal

    Nice post. Was able to set my sitemap in seconds thanks to your wonderful tutorial.

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28. Dennis West

    Yoast WordPress SEO: XML Sitemaps
    I am getting an error when I click on the XML Sitemap button
    —-
    Not Found

    The requested URL /sitemap_index.xml was not found on this server.

    Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

    Apache/2.2.24 (Unix) mod_hive/3.6 mod_ssl/2.2.24 OpenSSL/0.9.8e-fips-rhel5 mod_auth_passthrough/2.1 mod_bwlimited/1.4 FrontPage/5.0.2.2635 mod_jk/1.2.35 Server at designresidential.biz Port 80

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    • Katrina Cliffe

      I am also getting this error? Did you manage to fix it?

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29. Jane Barlow

    Wish I’d have found this hours and hours ago. My site is now validated thanks to your easy to follow guidelines.
    Most appreciated with heartfelt thanks.

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30. Ian

    Great article. Thank you!
    It’s taken me ages until now, but up and running.

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31. Quizvook

    Awesome post,i created my site sitemap using this method thanks a lot for sharing Syed Balkhi.

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32. mike jefferies

    Used Yoast WP SEO, it took time but pleased to say succeeded, which I put down to WP4B well explained “idiots guide” (no disrespect to anyone..merely applies to me). Many thanks guys, you haven’t failed yet.

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33. wajid khan

    Hi, great article about sitemaps. Mind me asking that if i am using a plugin like seo by yoast, which creates multiple sitemaps how can i achieve what you have mentioned above?

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    • WPBeginner Support

      In this article we did show how to do this using WordPress SEO plugin. However, if you are using some other plugin to generate sitemaps. Then make sure your sitemaps are publicly accessible and then submit the sitemap URL in Google Webmaster Tools.

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34. Larry Woods

    Good article. Too bad Yoast doesn’t generate a sitemap on my site! And, judging from the number of complains on the WP forum there are others that are having the same problem. The frustrating thing is that when you press the “XML Sitemap” button it displays a sitemap. It just doesn’t create it.

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    • Mauritz Mostert

      A valid statement Larry. I am sorry you didn’t get an answer because I have been puzzling about exactly what you refer to. When I click on the “XML Sitemap” button in Yoast I get nothing! Only a blank page.

      I have 24 Posts and 62 pages in just under a year, all submitted to Google myself. I have submitted my sitemap five times for almost a year to Google Webmaster Tools and the result is still 7 submitted and 5 indexed. I can’t understand how that works?

      I don’t even have a sitemap displayed, never mind created by Yoast. There is no way to cross-reference Yoast to see if the job is indeed done or not… sad.

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35. Reyansh

    once again excellent article.
    falling in love with wpbeginner.:)

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36. Avinash

    Hi,

    Google webmaster tools showing error as on sitemp being the sitemap is a html.

    Works fine on my 2nd site, but not on the 1st site.

    I’ve tried suggestion given on Yoast.com about adding the sitemap to the exclusion list on using W3Total Cache plugin. Error still persists.

    Any other suggestion would be helpful.

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37. Jennifer Ebeling

    Awesome post! Thank you!

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38. Andy Peck

    What a brilliantly clear article – very easy to use and run through. many thanks

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39. Chris Lovie-Tyler

    Thanks, this was helpful to me. Yoast’s Wordpress SEO is a great plugin.

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40. Abdullah Abduragmaan

    Please can you advise if it is possible to stop non-search engines from accessing the site map?

    OR if one can change the path of the files or something. I am concerned scrapers will get access to the sitemap.

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    • Editorial Staff

      Not unless you modify the plugin. Scrapers will scrape your content regardless. They don’t need RSS for that.

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      Admin

41. Michael Dimas

    NICE POST !!! (y)

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42. Anshar

    If i install wordpress in the directory (not in the root) ex. http://www.mydomain.com/blog/
    where is the place to submit the sitemap page? after domain like mydomain.com/sitemap.xml or after the directory where i install wordpress on it, like mydomain.com/blog/sitemap.xml

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    • Editorial Staff

      it will be in yourdomain.com/blog/sitemap.xml

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      Admin

43. Rose

    Hi

    I am kind of new. 2 questions to ask
    1. How frequent should we submit our sitemap, is it necessary to submit each we created a new post.
    2. do we need to submit sitemaps all including those related to categories, tags, pages number or just purely the blog posts?

    Thanks

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    • Editorial Staff

      You only submit your sitemap once. After that your sitemap does the job of updating search engines

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      Admin

      • Rose

        Thanks for the enlightment

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44. MJ

    It appears that Editorial Staff is busy somewhere…..

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45. MJ

    Hi,
    With reference to my previous comment can you please answer my query. When i type my site name in Google, it shows the last update as 3 or 4 days old. I tried different setting of Yoast Wordpress SEO plugin but i couldnt’ find anything that could resolve it.

    I am sceptical that my posts are not reaching to Google on time. I check the sitemap and found that ‘Post Priority’ of all the posts as ‘60%’. Can it be changed to 100% without manually editing it from “Yoast admin area in Post”? Is this priority factor actually is the reason behind outdated update in Google Search result as mentioned above…?

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46. MJ

    I am using WP SEO by Yoast but interestingly my site map vanishes from the Google Webmaster Dashboard and it starts showing ‘0’ URL submitted. When i click on this section to go into detail, i find “/sitemap_index.xml” as “Pending”.

    It happens most of the time in a week and i have to resubmit it again and again. What is the solution to this?

    Secondly when i search my site in Google, it shows updated time as 2 or 3 or sometimes 4 days ago whereas, the site is updated every day. This is all happening since i have installed WP SEO by Yoast.

    Yoast does not respond to such queries, i thought i would get a solution here….

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47. Nikunj

    Thanks for enlighten us I want to ask one question that We should include our categories in sitemap or Posts in sitemap which one should be at higher priority POST or CATEGORY ? plz tell

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    • Editorial Staff

      WordPress SEO by Yoast gives you the option to choose whether you want to add categories, tags, other taxonomies in your sitemap or not. We have our categories in the sitemap. Posts should always have a higher priority over the archive pages just because most folks usually land on your single post pages rather than archive pages.

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      Admin

48. David

    Thank you, that was a useful post. I’ve been wondering if it’s necessary to post Yoast’s sitemap to the WT area.

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    • Editorial Staff

      It’s not necessary, but it will help you see if there are any errors and such.

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      Admin

      • David

        So does a bot know to look for that map? Or is Yoast’s plugin actually submitting it anyway?

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        • Editorial Staff

          To get the best results and confirmation that the bot is actually seeing your sitemap, you should submit the sitemap in Google.

49. Keith Davis

    Hi Syed
    I submit a sitemap to Google via Webmaster tools and my sitemap is a simple .txt file.

    Each time I write a post I add it to the sitemap and resubmit.
    Only takes two minutes and it’s part of the SEO I carry out for each post / page.

    Would I be better off going with an XML sitemap?

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    • Travis Shak

      Hey Keith,

      You definitely would be better off using an XML sitemap. Its a no brainier. With the Yoast SEO plugin, your sitemaps will be automatically generated which leaves more time to work on the important things.

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      • Editorial Staff

        Agreed

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        Admin

        • Keith Davis

          Just getting round to using the Yoast SEO plugin.

50. Umer Rock

    I understood Sitemap but facing a strange issue with wp seo by yoast plugin, when we go for scan our website with any seo online tool, in report show this sitemap.xml not found blah blah,
    because WP seo by yoast make like domain.com / post_sitemap.xml etc. any solution..

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    • Editorial Staff

      Those SEO tools don’t know any better.

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      Admin

    • Gautam Doddamani

      exactly those seo tools are taking sitemap.xml as the url and not post_sitemap….since yoast maintains a wide variety of sitemaps such as for video, pages, categories and tags…we get the post sitemap url for posts!!

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