Tag: Author Infrastructure
These articles cover the technical infrastructure that supports the work of an independent author: website, hosting, security, performance, automation, and distribution tools.
They are intended for authors who view their website not as a passive showcase, but as a working tool for visibility, stability, and long-term sustainability.
The goal is not technology for its own sake, but control over the environment, allowing authors to write, publish, and communicate without being disrupted by invisible technical issues.
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The Sitemap: A Misunderstood Tool, Real Risks, and Genuine Benefits
Introduction — sitemap, crawling, and indexing: why it matters A sitemap is a file (most often in XML format) that lists a website’s URLs and helps search engines understand its structure, hierarchy, and updates. In practical terms, it influences how a site is crawled and, indirectly, how its pages are taken into account for indexing.…