Streamline your SEO workflow with intelligent XML sitemap analysis
After all, XML sitemaps are designed for search bots, not humans. But that's where Sitemap Clusterizer steps in. The extension transforms unwieldy XML data into a digestible pivot table.
In seconds, you can transform your sitemap into actionable insights by grouping your website's pages by path segments based on the URL structure. So, making sense of large XML sitemaps is effortless.
Key Features:
Pivot Table Conversion: Automatically extract URLs and their last modified dates from any XML sitemap and view them in an organized pivot table format. Dive deeper into your website's structure by grouping URLs based on their path segments, making it easier to analyze and manage your site's content.
Customizable Segment Filtering: Tailor the pivot table to match your site’s URL structure by filtering path segments using forward slashes, hyphens, or underscores. This flexibility allows you to customize how the segments are broken down, optimizing the pivot table generation for deeper, more meaningful analysis.
Comprehensive URL Count: Get a clear overview with a total count of all URLs contained in the sitemap. This feature helps you track the size and scale of your website's content at a glance.
CSV Download: Need to share or further analyze your data? With just one click, download the entire list of sitemap URLs as a CSV file. This makes it easy to share insights with your team or import data into other SEO tools.
Common tasks that Sitemap Clusterizer can assist with your own site:
Identify gaps: By reviewing your own XML sitemap, you can identify if there are any important pages that are not being indexed.
Content hierarchy: Understand how your content is structured and whether it aligns with your SEO goals, ensuring that priority pages are prominent.
Content audit: The sitemap can help in auditing your content to check for outdated or underperforming pages that might need updating or improvement.
URL optimization: Ensure that your URLs are optimized for SEO, including proper keyword usage.
Track content updates: The sitemap can help track how frequently your content is updated, an important factor in SEO.
Product category analysis: In ecommerce verticals, analyzing sitemaps can be especially useful to understand category and product taxonomies.
For Competitor Sites:
Site architecture insights: Analyzing a competitor's sitemap gives you a clearer picture of their site architecture, including how they prioritize their pages in terms of navigation and SEO.
Content themes and focus: By reviewing the URLs and their organization in the sitemap, you can identify what types of content themes and product categories are most important to your competitors.
Keyword opportunities: Spot potential keyword gaps in your strategy by analyzing the keywords that competitors seem to be targeting in their URL structures and metadata.
Content freshness: See how often competitors update or add new content, which might give insights into their content strategy and how they manage SEO freshness signals.
Marketing strategies: By examining how new products or categories are added to a sitemap, you can infer competitors’ market focus areas or seasonal strategies.
