Identifying Missing Pages in a Sitemap - 6 views

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  #1 daromano on 17 Dec 24

   

  I'm trying to clean up my website's sitemap, but with hundreds of pages, it's tough to know if everything that needs to be indexed is included. Is there an efficient way to extract all URLs from a sitemap and compare them to my website's full list of pages?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I'm trying to clean up my website's sitemap, but with hundreds of pages, it's tough to know if everything that needs to be indexed is included. Is there an efficient way to extract all URLs from a sitemap and compare them to my website's full list of pages?</div>

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  #2 polarko on 17 Dec 24

   

  One of the most efficient methods I've used is a tool that can extract urls from sitemap files. It allows you to quickly see every URL included in your sitemap and then compare it to the list of pages on your website. This was incredibly helpful for me because I found that many pages weren't included due to outdated auto-generation settings. Fixing this gave me a complete sitemap, and after resubmitting it, my indexing rates improved significantly. If you want something easy to use, I highly recommend SpeedyIndex for these tasks. Their tools are accurate and save you the headache of manual checks.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">One of the most efficient methods I've used is a tool that can <a rel="dofollow" href="https://en.speedyindex.com/free-xml-sitemap-url-extractor/">extract urls from sitemap</a> files. It allows you to quickly see every URL included in your sitemap and then compare it to the list of pages on your website. This was incredibly helpful for me because I found that many pages weren't included due to outdated auto-generation settings. Fixing this gave me a complete sitemap, and after resubmitting it, my indexing rates improved significantly. If you want something easy to use, I highly recommend SpeedyIndex for these tasks. Their tools are accurate and save you the headache of manual checks.</div>

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