Hi,

I have more than hundread link on my site map -
http://www.xpert4u.co.uk/mobile/phon...le-sitemap.xml is it good
or bad??
Please tell me it create some problem for crawler.


Regard's

Fletcher Mak

____/ Fletcher on Thursday 21 June 2007 08:10 : \____

> Hi,
>
> I have more than hundread link on my site map -
> http://www.xpert4u.co.uk/mobile/phon...le-sitemap.xml is it good
> or bad??
> Please tell me it create some problem for crawler.
>
>
> Regard's
>
> Fletcher Mak

I recall a discussion from last year (can't recall where I read this) and
someone argues that this mythical 100 link limit is no longer there. It also
depends on the search engine that you target...

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On Fri, 22 Jun 2007 09:10:58 +0100, Roy Schestowitz
<newsgroups@schestowitz.com> wrote:

>____/ Fletcher on Thursday 21 June 2007 08:10 : \____
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have more than hundread link on my site map -
>> http://www.xpert4u.co.uk/mobile/phon...le-sitemap.xml is it good
>> or bad??
>> Please tell me it create some problem for crawler.
>>
>>
>> Regard's
>>
>> Fletcher Mak
>
>I recall a discussion from last year (can't recall where I read this) and
>someone argues that this mythical 100 link limit is no longer there. It also
>depends on the search engine that you target...

You read it here, I htink, SEO Dave was banging on about it.

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> I have more than hundread link on my site map -
> http://www.xpert4u.co.uk/mobile/phon...le-sitemap.xml is it good

In Google XML sitemaps protocol a single
sitemap file can contain up to 50.000 urls.

However, if it was a HTML sitemap, I would say
limit yourself to 100-200 pages.



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I would still prefer to have less links on the sitemap for humans
because prefer the sitemap to assist the users and not the SE. They
tend to find their way out. Check out my site layout at www.go4expert.com
where I have sitemap for users.

Thanks
Shabbir

On Jun 21, 12:10 pm, Fletcher <fletcher....@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have more than hundread link on my site map -http://www.xpert4u.co.uk/mobile/phones/mobile-sitemap.xmlis it good
> or bad??
> Please tell me it create some problem for crawler.
>
> Regard's
>
> Fletcher Mak

<shabbir@go4expert.com> wrote ...
>I would still prefer to have less links on the sitemap for humans
> because prefer the sitemap to assist the users and not the SE.

They are chalk and cheese.

A sitemap for SEs - xml, up to 50,000 entries - is much much good for
humans.

A sitemap for humans needs to be much smaller; if your site has logical
navigation, the sitemap will also assist SEs; but not as much as a
comprehensive one would.

Why not have both?


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"Andrew Heenan" <andrew3@heenan.net> wrote ...
> A sitemap for SEs - xml, up to 50,000 entries - is much much good for
> humans.

Duh! "NOT much good" Sorry!
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____/ Big Bill on Friday 22 June 2007 17:26 : \____

> On Fri, 22 Jun 2007 09:10:58 +0100, Roy Schestowitz
> <newsgroups@schestowitz.com> wrote:
>
>>____/ Fletcher on Thursday 21 June 2007 08:10 : \____
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I have more than hundread link on my site map -
>>> http://www.xpert4u.co.uk/mobile/phon...le-sitemap.xml is it good
>>> or bad??
>>> Please tell me it create some problem for crawler.
>>>
>>>
>>> Regard's
>>>
>>> Fletcher Mak
>>
>>I recall a discussion from last year (can't recall where I read this) and
>>someone argues that this mythical 100 link limit is no longer there. It also
>>depends on the search engine that you target...
>
> You read it here, I htink, SEO Dave was banging on about it.

I think you're right. Something tells me that Cat confirmed this, but it's all
very vague. We had a big thread about it...

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____/ dk_sz on Saturday 23 June 2007 16:16 : \____

>> I have more than hundread link on my site map -
>> http://www.xpert4u.co.uk/mobile/phon...le-sitemap.xml is it good
>
> In Google XML sitemaps protocol a single
> sitemap file can contain up to 50.000 urls.
>
> However, if it was a HTML sitemap, I would say
> limit yourself to 100-200 pages.

My experience shows that a PR2 page with ~1000 links has all the cited pages
indexed (or at least cached). The inherited PR is very low (around 0). This is
one among many such cases, so probably no coincidence here. with broadband, a
page this large should be tolerable to a human, I think.

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> My experience shows that a PR2 page with ~1000 links has all the cited pages
> indexed (or at least cached). The inherited PR is very low (around 0). This is
> one among many such cases, so probably no coincidence here. with broadband, a
> page this large should be tolerable to a human, I think.

Indeed. Matt Cutts suggested 100 as a reasonable limit, which in many
ways it is.

But the world is competitive. Even Google (gasp!) has competitors and
if they follow more than 100, Google has to too.

____/ Phil Payne on Thursday 28 June 2007 00:43 : \____

>> My experience shows that a PR2 page with ~1000 links has all the cited pages
>> indexed (or at least cached). The inherited PR is very low (around 0). This
>> is one among many such cases, so probably no coincidence here. with
>> broadband, a page this large should be tolerable to a human, I think.
>
> Indeed. Matt Cutts suggested 100 as a reasonable limit, which in many
> ways it is.
>
> But the world is competitive. Even Google (gasp!) has competitors and
> if they follow more than 100, Google has to too.

Interesting thoughts. Thanks.

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