Questions about sitemaps. XML Sitemaps for the Ghost Blogging Platform
We have a ghost blog running on a subdirectory https://www.goeasysmile.com/blog. But also have a sitemap on our static website at root directory.
Where is the ghost site map automatically generated?
Is there a way to merge the two and update my root sitemap?
How best to handle this situation?
Howdy! Looks like your sitemap for the blog is here https://www.goeasysmile.com/blog/sitemap.xml
I went and looked at your main site to see if there’s a sitemap and it appears to have already got your blog pages in there 
https://www.goeasysmile.com/sitemap.xml
So you don’t need to do anything 
. It could be automated though, does your main site use a CMS or is it a set of static pages?
Thanks for reaching out! https://www.goeasysmile.com/sitemap.xml is a static site showing and those blog posts are not from the ghost blog.
How do I automate this? so https://www.goeasysmile.com/sitemap.xml has the updated ghost sitemaps from when my Authors add articles?
You could use the robots.txt sitemap declarations:
Hey that’s a great idea! @alemac852 using this method you could just point search engine bots to the blog sitemap generated with Ghost and then Ghost would do the rest 
Also is it ok to have these links as broken?
I think those are all links in the demo blog posts from Ghost, you can delete those posts entirely if you want 
Hey,
I am facing a similar situation right now and was wondering what the ideal implementation would be. I am in the process of generating the sitemap for my NextJS app and I run the ghost app on /blog as well.
Should I use add both the sitemap URLs in my Google console or is there a better/different way I should be doing this?
Hi there. I did a little bit of searching and the xml sitemap spec allows for the linking of multiple sitemaps, if your main site and /blog is generating their own sitemaps then you can link the /blog sitemap in the main sitemap. Google developer docs has some more information on how to do this: