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Can your blog be added to the Store Sitemap?


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    I hope some can tell me how to add my blog to the sitemap. I've set up a WordPress installation in a subdirectory blog and have a link to it in the navigation, but realized that the blog is not displayed in the sitemap. If someone could tell me how to include them in the sitemap, I would be very grateful.
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    I do not think it can be. I think you need to register the WordPress part as a separate site in Webmaster Tools. So yoursite.com/blog or blog.yoursite.com, depending on what it is.


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    Ok, I was half right. If your site is a subdomain like blog.yoursite.com, you can add it separately in Webmaster Tools. However, if it's a subdirectory, you can not re-add the Webmaster tool because it already exists. If you're using a third-party tool, such as http://www.web-site-map.com/, to generate your Sitemap, you'll find that the Sitemap contains your blog, so you'll be fine there.


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    Here is a related question. Once my business is set up, I will not change the information there so much. The changing information is included in the blog. However, because FSB does not index the WordPress page, how can we continue to update the sitemap? If the third-party sitemap contains the blog directory, as I mentioned earlier, is that good enough? I assume that the search engines follow the path and find new posts there, without having to create a new sitemap. If we use the yoast plugin on the WordPress site, which generates a constantly updated sitemap, is there a way to separately use or submit this sitemap?

    Many Thanks…


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    @ Outrigger99 – You can submit the Sitemap separately to Google and Bing and submit your FSB Shop Sitemaps separately to both Google and Bing. I send both Blog and FSB to my Google Webmaster Tools and Bing Webmaster Tools.

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    Hello, I understand how to submit a sitemap for FSB. However, since I have a WordPress blog on my website, do I have to submit a separate sitemap for this part as well? I did not look closely at the Google and Bing sitemap sections. Can you submit multiple sitemaps?

Some URLs listed in this sitemap have a high response time.

Hello,

My Google webmaster displays this warning for a URL-domain.com/price
Warning – "Some URLs listed in this sitemap have a high response time, which may indicate a problem with your server or the content of the page."
Any solution for that? Or do I have to contact the help desk?

Posted Sitemap on Google. You said it was not right?

I use the topics Fluid Storage and Fluid WP. After completing my shop and submitting it to google, I submitted the URL to the sitemap (which was automatically generated in fluid design) without putting xml or php at the end.

I tried again, but Google did not allow it. strange. I am here at the end of my knowledge rope.

Does anyone know how to fix this?

Thanks, -FN

seo – Is it harmful to have irrelevant xmlns attributes in a sitemap url element?

For example, if a site contains absolutely no videos and is not a news site, it will have a negative (or positive) impact on a Sitemap URL element like this:


[all site page URLS here]







Enter code here

Is there any authoritative source that could help bring some light in that direction?