# SEO Sitemaps

You can create Xml sitemaps for your sites very easily. In the settings section, under sitemaps, just create a new sitemap, making sure you choose the root of your website as the starting point, give it a name and select the content types you want to appear in the sitemap.

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A background task checks for changes every 6 hours and updates the sitemap. The name you add, is used for the file name. So sitemap, would mean `/sitemap.xml` in the root of your website.

### SEO Property

The sitemaps feature works in conjuction with the SEO property too. It looks for pages that you do not want indexed, or don't want in the sitemap. To find out more about the SEO Property, click the link below

{% content-ref url="/pages/CBrPdQKEtVaNjdkwYNXB" %}
[SEO Property](/zaubercms/creating-a-website/current-content-properties/seo-property.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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