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AutoMagic Site Map Plug-In

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AutoMagic Site Map Plug-In

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A dynamic site map built from content channels specified by the user.

Problem to solve: Google loves a site map. Right now, I can have a robot crawl my site and generate a sitemap that I can keep updated so Google knows who we are, where we are, and that we are publishing content on a regular basis. Or, I can use the Defined Types > Lava Templates to build an RSS Feed.

What if there was a Plug-In that would do the heavy lifting of lava/sql to compile an xml file? For users who don't have developers, but do publish content and keep their site current so people can find events and such, a plug-in would be valuable.

Ministry Impact: A church that Google can find is a church that people can attend. And, without people, there is no church. A plug-in that would help churches on Rock win the Google game would advance God's Kingdom, and would help spread the word about Rock and Rock Powered Websites.


Photo of Chris DunaganSubmitted by Chris Dunagan, NewSpring Church  ·   ·  CMS
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The Webagility plugin can now create sitemaps.

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