The sitemap feature in the SEO module is crucial for understanding how Google interacts with your website. It shows you a list of sitemap URLs that Google has processed, the dates they were last crawled, and the number of URLs in each sitemap. Here's a simple guide on how to use this feature:
Look for a tab or option labeled 'Sitemap' within the SEO module.
Understand the Sitemap Data
Once you've opened the Sitemap feature, you'll see the following information:
Sitemap URLs: These are the URLs of the sitemaps that Google has processed. Each URL represents a different sitemap from your website.
Last Crawled Dates: This is the date when Google last crawled each sitemap. This can give you an idea of how often Google is visiting your site.
Number of URLs: This is the total number of URLs contained within each sitemap. It gives you an idea of how many pages from your site Google has access to.
The data provided by the Sitemap feature can help you optimize your website for search engines. For example, if you notice that Google hasn't crawled your sitemap in a while, it might mean that you need to update your sitemap or improve your website's crawlability.
