August 31, 2005
If you’ve created and submitted Sitemaps for your non-mobile pages, or just want to submit a
mobile Sitemap for the first time, here are a few helpful tips to help you get started:
Identify your mobile Sitemaps content
- If you have content other than XHTML mobile profile, WML, and cHTML, you should create a
separate non-mobile Sitemap for those and submit it using the Add a Sitemap page. - If your site serves multiple mobile markup languages, you should create a separate mobile
Sitemap for each markup language. - If you have URLs that serve multiple markup languages, you should include those URLs in each
mobile Sitemap that applies. For instance, if you have a URL that serves both XHTML and WML
content, include that URL in two mobile Sitemaps, one for each markup language. - If you have a large site and use Sitemap index files to manage a large number of mobile
Sitemaps, make sure that each Sitemap index file only includes mobile Sitemaps for one markup
language.
Create your mobile Sitemaps
- You can create mobile Sitemaps in
the same way as other Sitemaps. The only format not supported is OAI-PMH. - If you are submitting a syndication feed, and the URLs listed in that feed serve multiple markup
languages, decide which markup language fits best. You can’t submit the syndication feed
multiple times, each for a different markup language, since each Sitemap (within the same
directory) must have a unique name.
Submit your mobile Sitemaps
- Once you’ve created your Sitemap, log in to your Google Account and
submit it using
the
Add a Mobile Sitemap page. - Specify the markup language that the URLs listed in the mobile Sitemap serve.
- Once you’ve submitted the mobile Sitemap it will be listed on your My Sitemaps page as a
“Mobile” type.
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