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What is the difference between sitemap.html and sitemap.xml files and its use?
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HTML sitemap is used to list all hyperlinks of different sections and pages of your blog/website. HTML sitemap is created for your visitors, indexing bot such as Googlebot might have a better chance to crawl your first-time-missed links again since all the files are well put together in your sitemap page.
XML sitemap is created for search engines but not for humans. Submitting a XML sitemap to search engines such as Google, Yahoo, and MSN will not only help your blog/website being indexing quickly and efficiently but also increase your blog/website’s visibilities in search engines as well. |
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If you want to Google Crawler visit on your all landing pages you create sitemap.xml file and upload on roots file and also add with to Google Webmaster Tools. If you want to visitor see your whole website on one page you create sitemap.html page and upload it.
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