SiteMap Generator

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A sitemap is a visual or text map of a website - an index of all web pages grouped in sections as they appear on the Internet site. The sitemap is a single file and its presence could have a significant effect on the popularity of your Internet site, particularly if you have a lot of content. It will allow your website visitors to search the webpages and find what they need way quicker, which will raise the possibility for them to return to the website or to share it with colleagues and friends. The sitemap is also required for search engines to index your content better, so that certain pages will appear in the results for particular searches, which may not happen without having a sitemap even if you have the necessary website content. This is especially valid in case you modify some web pages because the sitemap informs the search engines that they have to crawl this website again so as to index the new content. Having a sitemap today is a necessity rather than an optional attribute for any successful site.

SiteMap Generator in Cloud Hosting

If you host your sites in a cloud hosting account from our firm, you'll have a really time and effort saving sitemap generator at your disposal. The tool can be accessed through the Hepsia Control Panel and it will permit you to choose any of your domains or subdomains, so the sitemap file will be created in the site directory where you want it. The simple interface will enable you to pick the total number of links which need to be indexed and how deep the indexing has to go. As a more advanced function, you could also pick the file extensions that have to be included in the sitemap - you can use the default ones that include all most widespread extensions a site uses for instance php, html, etcetera, but in case your site features more diverse content, you could also enter or delete an extension before you generate the sitemap for a particular website.