How to Create XML Sitemap for blogger

How to Create XML Sitemap for blogger and submit sitemap to google

Sitemap, Yes what is site map.A sitemap is a file where you can list whole blog post or pages of your blog to tell Google and other search engines about the different posts or content of your blog and how you organized your content.This sitemap used by search engines to crawl your web page.So Sitemaps are very important or one of the important SEO Technique to crawl your pages by search engines like google yahoo etc.So your site must contain  XML Sitemap and need to submit your sitemap to search engines

How to create sitemap for Blogger

Creating sitemap is very simple process. Just use this link

(atom.xml?redirect=false&start-index=1&max-results=500)next to your blogs URL. See example below.

http://trickzzworld.blogspot.com/atom.xml?redirect=false&start-index=1&max-results=500

Do like this by giving your blog name in the field of "yourblogname"

http://yourblogname.blogspot.com/atom.xml?redirect=false&start-index=1&max-results=500

Now you have created the sitemap for your Blogger blog, Now you need to submit the sitemap to the google or other search engines.Submitting sitemap simply is a process of telling google about your blog structure, It help to crawl your page easily

Blogger itself giving an option to submitting this sitemap in the robots.txt file.For that simply follow the steps below

How to add blogger sitemap in robots.txt file in blogger

1-Log into Blogger account

2-Go to dashboard >> settings >> search preferences

3-the custom robots.txt Enable and paste the following text and click save changes.Make sure to add name of your blog

Submitting your Blogger sitemap in Google webmaster tools

Login to your Google search console ( Google webmaster tools)and select your website. In your site go to dashboard   >>  crawl  >>  Sitemaps and select red colour"ADD/TEST SITEMAP" button in upper right corner and copy the above created sitemap link and submit

Now you successfully submitted your sitemap in Google search console. Now it’s ready for crawling and indexing. You can find the number of pages crawled and indexed in Google webmaster tools

Hope its helpful to you, Thanks