Last Updated : 2020-06-16 15:33:38
You have a website with a Flash design with html links, a lot of pages that can only be accessed from a banner in jpg and some javascripts that lead to interior pages where you talk about the sections of your store.
Bots enter your page and seeing no sitemap, and they can only track the links they identify. The rest may be more difficult to find.
When we have a sitemap created where all the urls on our page are specified, the crawlers know what is on your page, and they don't forget anything, regardless of whether you later use Flash or JavaScript.
With the sitemap, you also tell them how often they have to happen, which will normally be the frequency with which you update your page: once a day or once a week or once a month is the most logical thing to do.
Anyway, in the end, it will always depend on your behavior since if you do not generate new content or update the old, it is of little use to be tracked again.
Another very important aspect is the relevance of the urls within the web page, which will allow you to maintain a structure in the indexing, mainly so that the main domain appears higher than the internal pages, for example.
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