Google sitemap generator. Use this Google sitemap tool to generate XML based sitemaps suitable for submitting to Google 

Google Sitemap Generator

| by www.akamarketing.com

The Google Sitemap Generator tool can be used to make an XML document which lists the pages (and associated information) in your site (a Google Sitemap). This document is then uploaded to your server and read by Google to enable better and quicker spidering of your site and its pages. The relevant URL for Google Sitemaps where you can login and submit your maps is https://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/

Please enter the full http address for your site, only the links within the starting directory will be included. For instance, "domain.com" and "www.domain.com" are not the same. A maximum of 500 will be indexed in the sitemap. Please check your settings before click the 'Start Site Crawl' button.

Starting URL:
Change frequency:	None Always Hourly Daily Weekly Monthly Yearly Never
Last modification:	None Use server's response Use this date/time:
Priority:	None
Ignore Areas:	Please enter the full http address for each area, use a comma to divide addresses.

Comments about this page from our past visitors

1| reha said,	7th June 2006 @ 16:19
thanks

2| lyndsay said,	11th June 2006 @ 21:52
cool

3| Susan Cloonan said,	15th June 2006 @ 11:18
Fantastic facility, thank you very much. Wonderful website. All the best Susan www.ratemyweddingsupplier.com

4| David Callan said,

25th June 2006 @ 11:26

David Troedson who is from Australia and runs the http://www.elvis.com.au/ tells me that the crawler just stops indexing his pages, I've looked at his site and can't really figure it out to be honest, on my tool it seems to stop on page 179, so perhaps its a timeout, I think this is likely because when I tried http://www.xml-sitemaps.com/index.php it created it but only after about 10 minutes and it exceeded a max of 500 pages. Here is the link to the one it created : http://www.akamarketing.com/DAVIDsitemap.xml Please let me know when you download this as I will be taking it down shortly.

5| Lawrence Bunnell said,	11th July 2006 @ 22:14
Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /home/httpd/vhosts/akamarketing.com/httpdocs/lib/engine.php on line 110 www.IHSRealty.com

6| matt van wagner said,	11th July 2006 @ 22:29
thanks for this tool. I like one click solutions to things Nice job!

7| Ross Fobina said,

23rd July 2006 @ 10:39

This is a great tool! But I am getting an error when I open the sitemap which is created. I have narrowed it down to the fact that some of the addresses on my site have “&show=” in them, which seems to be causing a problem. You can see the error produced by going to http://www.adsbay.co.uk/sitemap.xml I would love to use this tool, so if you manage to sort this problem out please let me know. Thanks for the great tools on your site!

8| David Callan said,

23rd July 2006 @ 11:19

Earlier this morning Ross Fobina brought something to my attention and a problem with his generated sitemap. URL's like the following seemed to be breaking his xml document:: http://www.adsbay.co.uk/categories.php?parent=1837&show=subcats http://www.adsbay.co.uk/categories.php?parent=2138&show=subcats After doing a little bit of research I found that & on its own is not valid and that in a valid xml document it has to be encoded like with '&'. Thats where the semi-colon error was coming from Ross. So I know what the problem is but I will not actually have a fix for this error in the script until the end of the week at the earliest as I have a lot of SEO work on this week. But I ran it through editplus and simply replaced all '&' with '&' and unloaded it to my server, it parsed fine. Ross the URL is http://www.akamarketing.com/ADSsitemap.xml - Enjoy and thanks for the kind words about my tools.

9| David Callan said,	2nd August 2006 @ 21:24
Hi folks, this encoding issue should be fixed now. Uploaded the fix just there.

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