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Written by: Jay Douglas Last updated: 09 Dec., 2025 |
A sitemap is a file that lists the pages, links, and content on your website. Search engines use it to understand your site structure and ensure all important pages are indexed. While sitemaps are most helpful for large websites, they also give search engines a clear overview of any site.
Every B12 website has an automatically generated sitemap that includes all of your published pages and blog posts. Search engines like Google can detect your sitemap on their own, but you can also view it directly.
Your sitemap is located at: www.yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml.
Note: If you don't see your sitemap at the link above, try re-publishing your site!
Google regularly crawls the web to add new websites and pages to its search results, but you can also verify your site's indexing by adding your website to the Google Search Console.