Sitemaps

Understanding CrawlWP Sitemaps & Why It Uses WordPress Core Index

An XML sitemap gives search engines a structured list of URLs that you want them to discover and crawl. If you use CrawlWP, you…
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Submitting WordPress Sitemap to Google Search Console

Submitting your WordPress sitemap to Google Search Console gives Google a clear list of the URLs your website makes available for crawling. It also…
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Setting Up the Video Sitemap in WordPress

When your WordPress site publishes videos, a video sitemap gives search engines a structured list of the videos they can find on your pages.…
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Setting Up the Google News Sitemap

If you publish news or other time-sensitive content, a Google News sitemap gives Google a separate list of your latest eligible articles. CrawlWP generates…
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Choosing What Appears in WordPress Sitemap

CrawlWP does not use a separate set of controls for deciding what goes into your WordPress sitemap. Instead, the XML sitemap follows your site’s…
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Adding Custom URLs to Sitemap in WordPress

Not every page on a website is necessarily managed by WordPress. You might have a static landing page, a web application installed in a…
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Adding an HTML Sitemap to WordPress Websites

An HTML sitemap gives visitors a convenient page to browse links to important content on your WordPress site. Unlike an XML sitemap, which is…
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