Google is one of the number one giant search engines today. With the development of the era of technology and the increasingly widespread internet, business people have moved to take advantage of the facilities that have been provided. Do not bear, they are competing to get Google page one on the site they manage. Pay expensive for advertising and various techniques designed to bring in the number of visitors in order to bring in many customers to buy a product or service.
Of the many techniques, it does not mean that those of us who only use a free blog are unable to compete with them. Google is very kind to those of us who have not been able to pay a fortune for advertising as a visitor to attract more visitors than they are.
How to?
There are various ways that Google provides us with the use of it. One of them is submitting a blog sitemap to Google Search Console or often referred to as Google Webmaster Tools. This simple technique boosts the blog that you manage to be more SEO in search engines. With this, it is likely that the blog can occupy page one of Google a little bit lighter.
Actually, even without submitting the sitemap to the Webmaster, Google can still browse your site. However, it is slower than the registered blog site. Therefore, you must be very clever at seducing Google to fall in love with your blog.
Easy Ways to Submit Blogger Sitemap to Google Webmaster Tools
1. Before submitting a sitemap to webmaster tools, make sure your blog has been registered with webmaster tools. If not, please register first. Here's the tutorial.
Also read: How to Register a Blog with Webmaster Tools
2. If you have registered a blog, the next step is to submit a sitemap to Google Webmaster Tools (Google Search Console). Please open the Google Search Console site
3. Make sure the property in the top left corner is your blog url. For more details, see the image below.
4. Then click the Sitemap menu. Please submit one by one the format below and click send. If so, try to refresh it. A success status information will appear. See an example image below.
- sitemap.xml
- feeds / posts / default? orderby = updated
- atom.xml
Note:
- The three formats above, you can actually submit one is enough. However, if all three you submit it will be better.
- If the status is an error, maybe you haven't made any article posts. Please make an article post first then refresh again.
- If you have made an article post it still gets an error, try to wait a maximum of 24 hours.
- If it's still an error, try to check again, is it correct when submitting.
* My personal experience, when I already have an article post when refreshed, the status immediately changes to success. However, there are several other bloggers who waited for about 6 hours.
5. A little extra in the fifth point.
- If your blog has more than 100 posts and no more than 500 then use the following format to submit the sitemap: atom.xml? Redirect = false & start-index = 1 & max-results = 500
- If your blog has more than 500 posts and no more than 1000 then use the following two formats to submit the sitemap: 1. atom.xml? Redirect = false & start-index = 1 & max-results = 500 and 2. atom.xml? Redirect = false & start -index = 501 & max-results = 500
- If your blog has more than 1000 posts, use the format above with multiples of 500. how to replace star-index = 1 with the number of max-results = + 1
After you have finished registering your Sitemap with Google Search Console or Google Webmaster Tools, now your blog is more SEO than before. However, it still needs to be considered even though you have registered your blog with webmaster tools that consistently creating article content on a blog is the main key for your blog to be indexed faster by Google.
