Sitemap (XML sitemap)
An XML sitemap is a file listing the pages of a website that should appear in search results, with when each last changed, so search engines find them.
A sitemap does not guarantee a page is indexed, but it makes sure search engines know it exists — especially new products or pages that few links point to.
In Soooks
Every store has a sitemap at /sitemap.xml, listing its products (with their photos), collections, pages and blog posts. Pages you hide from search engines are left out.
Related
Glossary
Canonical URL
A canonical URL is the one address a site tells search engines to treat as the main version of a page that can be reached at several addresses.
Glossary
301 redirect
A 301 redirect permanently sends visitors and search engines from an old web address to a new one.
Feature
SEO tools
Search engine listings for every product and page, automatic redirects when addresses change, sitemaps, structured data and verification codes — built in.
Glossary
Meta description
A meta description is a short summary of a web page, written in the page’s code, that search engines often show under the page’s title in search results.