Here am giving few information about site maps.
Site Map is a file that webmasters and publishers put on their sites to help the search engine’s automated web crawlers properly index web pages. The Sitemap protocol aims to provide a standard format for site maps, which should simplify their creation by web publishers and their discovery and interpretation by search engines.
The Sitemap protocol was originally developed by
Google and is offered under the terms of the Attribution-ShareAlike
Creative Commons License
All web crawlers recognize the
robots.txt instruction, which tells crawlers not to index certain information, so now webmasters can indicate the location of their site map file within robots.txt files. Meanwhile, the
Sitemap's official website is now available in 18 languages.
The best and easy way to create xml site map is through
xml-sitemaps
Now the latest update is rare collaboration between search rivals Google, Yahoo and Microsoft over site maps has yielded its first result.
The trios have enhanced Sitemap, a protocol designed to simplify how webmasters and online publishers submit their sites' content for indexing in search engines.
Along with the improvements, the vendors also announced that IAC/InterActiveCorp's Ask.com will support the protocol, which thus gains backing from another major search engine operator. IBM also signed up to support the effort.
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