It's possible but not with an external sitemap generator. Even if you could do this, it would mean that the external generator crawls / parses your pages again and again to find new links what could slow your site down. It would make much more sense to add a platform-dependent (internal) sitemap generator instead of using any web-based sitemap generator. What platform do you use?
Hi, You are using Apache as I see but the pages where generated with some generator and they are not dynamic. How often do you add new pages? Also as I see you have bigger problems than a sitemap.. how much traffic do you get from Google? Honestly repeating many keywords at the top of each page looks pretty spammy to me.
I do not really generate any new pages at this time I will be improving page by page. In regards to using keywords on the top I have seen companies done it and it worked. What about the sitemap what do you mean problems? thanks.
AS per the sitemap, if you do not really add new pages all the time just generate one sitemap using an external service, upload it to you server and update it when you add a new page - it is really not that difficult, you just have to add a new entry for each new page like: <url> <loc>the URL of the new page, having http:// and www in it</loc> <changefreq>change frequency; one if these: daily,monthly,yearly,never, but this tag is optional</changefreq> <priority>relative importance of the given page from 0 to 1 (like 0.1, 0.2, .... 0.9), also optional</priority> </url> How many traffic do you get approximately? I would guess around 6-8K / month...
Is it possible to create sitemap for blog in blogspot.com. If yes then what is the way to do that...?
I did also confused with same question.,, thnx for give reply . i got it.. keep posting ..want to knw more about sitemap..
will it make a difference if i don't put a sitemap? how bad can it be? does a customer realistically go to the site map to get "directions"?
If your navigation is well made, there wouldn't be a difference (or it would be very little) for both Google and customers. If your menus are arranged good, surely nobody would check the sitemap. If there is a link in your website which leads to some page, Google will find and index it. It might be a little slower than if you had a sitemap, but it will.