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A video sitemap is a sitemap with additional information about videos hosted on your pages. Creating a video sitemap is a good way to help Google find and understand the video content on your site, especially content that was recently added or that we might not otherwise discover with our usual crawling mechanisms.
Video sitemaps are based on generic sitemaps, so the general sitemap best practices also apply to video sitemaps. You can create a separate sitemap or mRSS feed just for video, or you can add video sitemap tags within an existing sitemap, whichever is more convenient for you.
The following example shows a regular sitemap with video extension. It includes two video entries nested in the single tag. The first entry includes all the tags that Google can use while the second only the required tags.
A description of the video. Maximum 2048 characters. All HTML entities must be escaped or wrapped in a CDATA block. It must match the description displayed on the web page where the video is embedded, but it doesn't need to be a word-for-word match.
The date after which the video is no longer be available, in W3C format. Omit this tag if your video does not expire. If present, Google Search won't show your video after this date. For recurring videos at the same URL, update the expiration date to the new expiration date.
Specify a space-delimited list of country codes in ISO 3166 format. Only one tag can be used for each video. If there is no tag, Google assumes that the video can be shown in all locations. Note that this tag only affects search results; it doesn't prevent a user from finding or playing your video in a restricted location through other means. Learn more about applying country restrictions.
Whether to show or hide your video in search results on specified platform types. This is a list of space-delimited platform types. Note that this only affects search results on the specified device types; it does not prevent a user from playing your video on a restricted platform.
An arbitrary string tag describing the video. Tags are generally very short descriptions of key concepts associated with a video or piece of content. A single video could have several tags, although it might belong to only one category. For example, a video about grilling food may belong in the "grilling" category, but could be tagged "steak", "meat", "summer", and "outdoor". Create a new element for each tag associated with a video. A maximum of 32 tags is permitted.
We removed the following tags and attributes from our documentation: , , the autoplay and allow_embed attributes of the tag, the tag and its attributes, and the tag and its attributes. See the deprecation announcement for more information.
A URL pointing to a player for a specific video. Usually this is the information in the src attribute of an tag and must not be the same as the content of the tag. It can't be the same URL as the tag. The tag points to the URL of the page hosting the video, while this tag points to a player.
The price to download or view the video. Don't use this tag for videos that are available without payment. More than one element can be listed (for example, in order to specify various currencies or purchasing options).
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