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timwills

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Joined Last Online Email tim@bigbluesea.co.uk Location Brighton, UK

Company: Big Blue Sea

Tim Wills has been in the web business since the internet’s infancy, co-founding DSVR, a pioneering webhosting company that brought revolutionary virtual server technology to the UK market. Following a successful sale of his company, Tim now lives by the seaside in Brighton, and runs the SEO side of Big Blue Sea.

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Should XML sitemaps include *all* pages or just the deeper ones?

Hi guys, Ok this is a bit of a sitemap 101 question but I cant find a definitive answer: When we're running out XML sitemaps for google to chew on (we're talking ecommerce and directory sites with many pages inside sub-categories here) is there any point in mentioning the homepage or even the second level pages? We know google is crawling and indexing those and we're thinking we should trim the fat and just send a map of the bottom level pages. What do you think?
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