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Overview

Internet search engines use your website sitemap to understand how your site is structured, easily find each page, and index your Pages appropriately, so they display relevant Pages in search results.

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What is a sitemap?

sitemap example A sitemap, specifically an XML sitemap, directs search engines like Google to your important pages so they display appropriately in search results. Given the importance of organic traffic to your website from Internet searches, it’s best to do everything you can to help search engines understand your site. A sitemap maximizes the chance search engines will see everything you want them to find. For your convenience, Kajabi creates a sitemap using your published Pages.

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What pages are included in my sitemap?

Your sitemap includes published content across your Kajabi site:
  • Landing Pages (published, with Show page in search results enabled)
  • Website Pages (published custom pages, excluding system pages such as 404, Login, Library, and Blog)
  • Blog homepage, Blog Posts, and Blog category tag pages
  • Sales Pages (published)
  • Store page
  • Podcast pages (public podcasts and their published episodes)
  • Newsletter pages (unarchived newsletters and their published web-visible posts)
  • Your site homepage
Pages with Show page in search results disabled, unpublished pages, and private podcasts are excluded from the sitemap. Learn how to customize your Page details. Learn more about sitemaps.

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View your website’s sitemap

  1. To view your sitemap, type your website’s URL in a web browser, followed by /sitemap.xml. For example, to see Kajabi.com’s sitemap, you should enter kajabi.com/sitemap.xml.
  2. Search engines, like Google, eventually find your sitemap on their own. To speed up this process, you may add your sitemap to the Google Sitemaps report/Google Search Console whenever you make significant changes to your website. However, this step is not required.