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How to structure landing page indexing

by mlafisca
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I'm not even sure I know how to ask this question but here goes.

I have my website. It has a shop and a blog. I want to make different landing pages for marketing campaigns. In WordPress I make a new page and structure it as a landing page. How do I link this page to my homepage?

Example. Google crawls my homepage should it find its way to my landing page? Obviously I don't want to put an actual link on my homepage to 10 different landing pages. Does this automatically happen in the websites code? Or do I have to set it up to find this page.

Again I'm not sure if I'm asking the question the right way. I want google to see that my website has 50 pages but I don't want 50 links on my homepage. Sorry if this is a really dumb question, I'm a real beginner

Thanks
#indexing #landing #page #structure
  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    One option is an xml sitemap, build the sitemap, add the sitemap URL to your robots.txt file, submit the sitemap to Webmaster Tools & Fetch as Google (Webmaster Tools) the robots.txt page..

    Google will find all the internal pages (sitemap), traffic won't see any links to irrelevant pages.

    The catch is, without internal links 100% of your link/SEO will be external backlinks.
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    • Profile picture of the author mlafisca
      Thanks for the reply!

      So I'm using WordPress (completley new and computer dummy) I purchased a Divi theme with a page builder.I don't know ANY coding. But I'm trying to learn it slowly.

      I found a plug in for xml sitemap. So this may be an option .

      In WordPress I create a new page and name it: mywebsite.com/ppccampaign1

      I don't add it to my menu to get to from there. It is only found through direct domain name, Google search, and ppc campaigns.

      What would my sitemap look like?

      Again I apologize if I'm not asking the right way or asking a really dumb question .

      Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author SEO Power
    You are overthinking it. You don't have to link to all the pages of your site from your homepage to get Google to notice them. For example, your homepage could link to landing page A, and landing page A could link to landing pages B and C and Google would discover all 3 landing pages A, B, & C.
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    ONE HOUR INDEXING - STOP WASTING MONEY ON LINKS GOOGLE NEVER FINDS
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