Sitemaps

overview & purpose the sitemap is a structured listing of your website intended for web crawlers and spiders of search engines using sitemaps you can publish links to your website and define the dynamic pages the sitemaps contain website urls, thus making it easy for the crawlers to find your pages along with the urls, the sitemap also contains information about when the link was last modified, the changing frequency of the url, and its priority generating xml sitemap admin can anytime generate a sitemap for their website from the admin >> seo >> sitemaps >> sitemap from the edit tab, you can edit the generated xml site map using the ‘view and edit’ link if you already have an xml created for your website, upload it using the ‘upload file’ tab once you have generated the sitemap, you can docid\ s7xhzzoqz3qvdw3rjttko xml settings the xml files contain urls along with their details such as – last modified, changing frequency, and priority using the xml settings you can set a page’s priority, changing frequency, and last modified date there are 4 types of pages available namely – home, product, content, and other pages priority – this determines the priority of a particular url compared to the other urls on the site this suggests webmasters crawl which pages are considered more important the valid range is 0 0 to 1 0, where 1 0 is the most important priority does not affect the search listing, as it only suggests to the crawler how important the page is on the site change frequency this defines how frequently a page may change ‘always’ denotes that the url is changed every time it is accessed “never” is used to denote the archived urls on the website once you change any setting of these pages, it is advisable to again generate the xml file this will update the changes made in the settings section one should also regularly submit an updated sitemap when new pages are published this may allow search engines to find and index those pages more quickly than they would by finding the pages on their own shopping feeds google feeds this feature offered by google allows customers to search for, view, and compare products for example, when the customer searches for standard business card, they will be able to see product listings on the google shopping page these products can appear in the google search results or under the shopping tab know more about the https //www datafeedwatch com/blog/everything you need to know about google shopping feed types using the google shopping feed tab, you can easily create the xml file for the shopping feed listing and upload it into the https //support google com/merchants/answer/188477?hl=en including accurate values for fields like mpn , brand , and gtin is essential for improving product visibility and performance on google shopping properly managing these attributes ensures compliance with google’s listing requirements, enhances search relevance, and contributes to better ad campaign results and higher sales admins have two flexible options to populate this data auto generate values using pre defined system logic bulk upload values using a csv file for faster and more efficient updates once you have generated the shopping feeds, you can docid\ lux7 wtfifpqjkcdzura7 facebook feeds facebook shopping feed is a fantastic opportunity for sellers to promote their catalog of products to facebook users for the feed, you need to create a facebook catalogue that holds information about inventory, images, prices, descriptions, and more you can generate a special facebook shopping feed xml and update the facebook data feed file to a catalog or update an existing one llms txt (beta) the llms txt feature allows admins to define how public store content is presented for large language models and ai indexing using this feature, you can organize important store information—such as products, product categories, and content pages—into a single, structured llms txt file this file helps ensure that key store details are clearly represented and accessible for ai based systems this feature is available only for public stores to begin, navigate to the seo section in the admin panel and open the sitemaps menu within this section, select the llms txt tab to access the configuration settings start the setup by entering the store name and store description these details appear at the top of the llms txt file and help clearly identify the store and its purpose next, select the product categories , products , and content pages that should be included in the llms txt file each selected item is automatically added to the file in a structured format that includes the item title, link, and a short description additional information is included based on the selected section for product categories, the file includes the meta title and meta description for products, it includes details such as sku, long description, meta title, meta description, available sizes, and supported option types, including radio buttons, checkboxes, and dropdowns for content pages, the meta title and meta description are included for greater control, each section— products , product categories , and content pages —includes an active status option you can deactivate any section to exclude its data from the llms txt file without removing individual selections after reviewing the configuration, save the settings once saved, generate the txt file to create a system generated llms txt file if an llms txt file has already been generated, you can view and edit the existing file or upload a completely custom llms txt file if required if the file has not been generated but the configuration is saved, the system automatically generates the llms txt file when the url https //\[your domain]/llms txt is accessed