how to submit sitemap to Google Webmaster tools

Submitting sitemap  is one of the best SEO tactics to be successful in your blogging career. This is your gateway   to generate  organic traffic to your blog via   search engines like Google.  As a guide through it, you must have to  submit a sitemap to Google Webmaster Tools because this time Google is the best search engine company followed by Bing, Yahoo, Ask.com and AOL . This is a great tool that would  help you maximize the full potential of your site. It is useful for bloggers and webmasters to get their blog or website easily index by the Google. Everytime you update your blog/site with a new posts, your sitemap helps to index it easily in search engines.

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Submitting Sitemap to Google Webmasters Tool

Step 1. Login to your Google account and go to Google webmaster tools.
Step 3. Click on the blog title for which you want to add sitemap.

Step 3. Click Sitemaps button as shown in the screenshot below.

Step 5. Click on the Add/Test Sitemap button

Step 6. Then   fill in the blank  field the code below.

atom.xml?redirect=false&start-index=1&max-results=500

Step 7. Finally, click the Submit Sitemap button then refresh the page and Congratulations!

Note: The above sitemap will work only for 500 posts. Now if you have a posts  published which is more than 500 in your blog, then you have to add one more sitemap. Don't worry because the whole process is just the same but at this time you have to add another set of  code specifically in step no. 7 above. Please copy the code below,

atom.xml?redirect=false&start-index=501&max-results=500

Google will check the sitemap you have submitted and begin indexing your site as soon as it determines the sitemap has no errors. For additional informations, please visit Google Support on how to submit sitemap to Google Webmastertools.

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