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Resubmit/Ping sitemap is the good way or not?

by TorukMakto
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Hi, I have a new website from 2 months and from the start I have always worked with:
When I creating a new post, clean the cache with W3C Cache and then submit/ping the sitemap on Google webmaster tool.

And so I ask to you, this is a good way for have quickly indexed of my new post or will be better if I don't submit and clear cache after that created a new post?

Thank you so much
#good #resubmit or ping #sitemap
  • Profile picture of the author patco
    I wouldn't submit every time I post something new... Better wait for Google to naturally visitrs your website and index it!
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    • Profile picture of the author TorukMakto
      Thanks, and so your advice is not to ping sitemap right?
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  • Profile picture of the author anynewsbd
    When you update your website then you have to update your seo/ sitemaps so you have to re-submit your sitemaps so it is good & necessary.
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  • Profile picture of the author kishoreseo
    There is nothing wrong in resubmiting and pinging your sitemap when you have new post. Infact, if you re-submit or ping your post will be index quickly.
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  • Profile picture of the author bertieallsorts
    If you make minor chnages on your website theirs no need to constantly resubitt your sitemap, but if you make major chnages, something like alot of new pages, add new urls then you should resubmitt your sitemap when you create these new urls/pages,

    if you change content on a page and nothing else has chnaged in terms of the url then just do a simple "fetch as"

    you have got the right idea already :-)

    Bertie
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    • Profile picture of the author TorukMakto
      Hi, thanks to all. And about purge cache with W3C plugin? I mean that each time that create a new post also clean cache and resubmit sitemap.

      What is your advice about cache? thanks!
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