Post by account_disabled on Feb 27, 2024 4:22:11 GMT -5
The and visit something else on your site Chances are theyre going to land on a page that sucks. Its bad UX. Why would they want to send a user to a site like that Google engineers certainly understand that every site has a certain number of utility pages that are useful to users but not necessarily contenttype pages that should be landing pages from search pages for sharing content with others replying to comments logging in retrieving a lost password etc. If your XML sitemap includes all of these pages what are you communicating to.
Google More or less that you have no clue as to what constitutes good Kazakhstan Phone Number content on your site and what doesnt. Heres the picture you want to paint for Google instead. Yes we have a site here with pages and here are the of those that are our great content pages. You can ignore the others theyre utility pages. Now lets say Google crawls those pages and with their metrics decides that of those are A grade are B and are B or B. Thats a pretty good overall average and probably indicates a pretty solid site to send users to. Contrast that with a site that submits all pages via the XML sitemap.
Now Google looks at the pages you say are good content and sees over are D or F pages.sucky Google probably doesnt want to send users to a site like that. The hidden fluff Remember Google is going to use what you submit in your XML sitemap as a clue to whats probably important on your site. But just because its not in your XML sitemap doesnt necessarily mean that Google will ignore those pages. You could still have many thousands of pages with barely enough content and link equity to get them indexed but really shouldnt be. Its important to.
Google More or less that you have no clue as to what constitutes good Kazakhstan Phone Number content on your site and what doesnt. Heres the picture you want to paint for Google instead. Yes we have a site here with pages and here are the of those that are our great content pages. You can ignore the others theyre utility pages. Now lets say Google crawls those pages and with their metrics decides that of those are A grade are B and are B or B. Thats a pretty good overall average and probably indicates a pretty solid site to send users to. Contrast that with a site that submits all pages via the XML sitemap.
Now Google looks at the pages you say are good content and sees over are D or F pages.sucky Google probably doesnt want to send users to a site like that. The hidden fluff Remember Google is going to use what you submit in your XML sitemap as a clue to whats probably important on your site. But just because its not in your XML sitemap doesnt necessarily mean that Google will ignore those pages. You could still have many thousands of pages with barely enough content and link equity to get them indexed but really shouldnt be. Its important to.