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site map
A hierarchical diagram of the pages on a Web site, starting with the home page at the top. A site map helps visitors navigate large, complicated sites by showing their entire structure. It is also used as a master diagram of the Web site for Web designers.

Search Engine Site Maps
A search engine site map, which is a file stored in the public folder of a Web site, helps search engines index the site better. For example, search engines such as Google, Yahoo! and MSN support the Sitemap protocol, which is an XML-based description of the URLs for each page on the site. For more information, visit www.sitemaps.org. See search engine optimization.


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Start working on your site map as soon as your website starts growing and it is advisable to add it from the beginning.
Submit Google Site Maps The site builder I use has built in Google site map and a built in site map submission tool, so this step was easy and took about twenty minutes.
Introduce a Site Map on your site if it doesn''t have one.
 
 
 
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