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for Google there is the workaround to update the sitemap.xml and then ping that sitemap to google. i usually have a whole-sites-inventory-sitemap.xml which get
by franze 4y ago
for Google there is the workaround to update the sitemap.xml and then ping that sitemap to google.
i usually have a whole-sites-inventory-sitemap.xml which gets updated once per day/week/x and a limited update.rss (rss is a valid sitemap.xml format) that gets pinged either real time with every update or if-changed-5-minute interval.
wrote a book about it and other distribution concepts
- weird-eye-issue 4y agoGoogle has its own API that you can ping for individual URLs too. For WordPress sites with Yoast this happens automatically when publishing or updating posts
- franze 4y agoreference please to my knowledge google indexing api is still whitelisting only (if not jobs search) and yoast does sitemap.xml update & ping.
- weird-eye-issue 4y agoTurns out I was mistaken, I really thought they had this. Yoast updates the last modified field in the sitemap and pings Google that the sitemap changed