Small crawler sitemap website map generation tool

Small crawler is the only online sitemap website map making tool on the Internet, and also the SEO+whole network optimization communication platform

Steps for using a small crawler

Step 1: Enter the domain name, select the corresponding code for the website, and click the 【 Generate 】 button (it is recommended to use Sogou browser or Google browser);

Step 2: Wait for the small crawler to crawl the website. The crawling time varies depending on the amount of website content and server access speed. If there is a large amount of data, it is recommended to operate after 10 pm at night;

Step 3: Download the sitemap. xml or sitemap. html file, upload it to the website root directory, and create a link on the homepage;

Step 4: Log in to the Baidu Webmaster Platform, click on the link to submit, and fill in the URL address corresponding to sitemap. xml;

What website map? What is a sitemap? What is XML?

A website map, also known as a sitemap, is a container for all the links on a website. Many websites have deep layers of connections that are difficult for spiders to crawl. A website map can facilitate search engine spiders to crawl website pages, and by crawling website pages, they can clearly understand the website's structure

A website map, also known as a sitemap, is a container for all the links on a website.

Many websites have deep connection layers that are difficult for spiders to crawl. A sitemap can facilitate search engine spiders to crawl website pages. By crawling website pages, one can have a clear understanding of the website's architecture. A sitemap is usually stored in the root directory and named sitemap, which guides search engine spiders and increases the inclusion of important content pages on the website.

A website map is a navigation webpage file generated based on the structure, framework, and content of a website. Most people know that website maps are beneficial for improving user experience: they provide direction for website visitors and help lost visitors find the pages they want to see.

There are two forms of sitemap:

1. HTML, also known as the HTML version of a website map, is a special HTML version of a website map that users can see on a website, listing the links to all the main pages on the website. For small websites, it is even possible to list all the pages of the entire website. For large-scale websites, a website map cannot list all the page links. There are two ways to do this. One is to list only the most important links of the website in the website map, such as primary and secondary categories. The second way is to divide the website map into several files, with the main website map listing links to secondary websites and the secondary website map listing some page links.

2. XML. The XML version of a website map was first proposed by Google. How to distinguish it? The HTML version has lowercase's', while the XML version has uppercase's'. The XML version of a website map is composed of XML tags, and the file itself must be UTF-8 encoded. The website map file is actually a list of the URLs of the pages that the website needs to be indexed. The simplest website map can be a plain text file, and as long as the file lists the URLs of the pages, one by one, search engines can crawl and understand the content of the file.

Advantages of a sitemap:

1. Provide search engine spiders with links that can browse the entire website and simply reflect the overall framework of the website for search engines to see;

2. Provide search engine spiders with links to dynamic pages or pages that are difficult to reach using other methods;

3. As a potential landing page, it can be optimized for search traffic;

If a visitor attempts to access a URL that does not exist within the domain where the website is located, the visitor will be redirected to an error page with the message 'file not found', and the website map can serve as the 'quasi' content for that page.

Sitemap generation:

There are many methods for generating sitemap maps online, such as online generation, software generation, etc. Here is an online generated URL for a Sitemap: http://www.sitemap-xml.org Just follow the steps for page tagging.

How to use a sitemap:

After a website is created, there are three ways to notify search engines of the location of the website map: one is to submit the website map file in the webmaster tool backend, another is to notify search engines of the location of the website map file in the robots.txt file, and another is to create a link to the website map at the bottom of the website. Submitting the website map during the initial launch of the website is very beneficial for the inclusion of website content.