How Do I Submit My Blog Posts To Google?

How to Find Your PhotoBiz Blog RSS Feed to Use as a Sitemap in Google Search Console

Overview

Your PhotoBiz Blog includes an RSS feed that can be submitted as a sitemap in Google Search Console. Submitting your Blog RSS feed helps Google discover your published blog posts more efficiently.

In this guide, you will learn how to locate your Blog RSS Feed URL inside your PhotoBiz account. Once you copy the RSS feed link, you can submit it in Google Search Console as a sitemap.

Prerequisites

Before you begin, make sure your domain is verified in Google Search Console. Google requires domain verification before you can submit a sitemap.

If you have not verified your domain yet, see our guide on verifying your domain with Google Search Console.

STEP ONE

Log into your PhotoBiz account and click BLOG in the left-side menu.

This opens your Blog dashboard, where you can manage your blog posts and blog settings.

STEP TWO

Click SETTINGS at the top of your Blog dashboard.

This opens your Blog Settings page, where you can manage your blog display options and system settings.

STEP THREE

Click the RSS FEED button.

Your Blog RSS Feed URL will display on the screen. Copy the full RSS Feed URL so you can use it in Google Search Console.

FINAL STEP

Log into your Google Search Console account and open the property for your verified domain.

Go to the Sitemaps section, then paste your Blog RSS Feed URL into the Add a new sitemap field. Submit the RSS feed to add it as a sitemap.

Once submitted, Google can begin crawling the RSS feed. As you publish new blog posts, your RSS feed updates automatically and can help Google discover your new content more efficiently.

What Happens Next?

After you submit your RSS feed, you can monitor its status inside Google Search Console under the Sitemaps report.

Google may not index every blog post immediately. Sitemap submission helps Google discover your content, but indexing depends on Google’s crawl schedule, content quality, and other search factors.

Additional Notes

Your Blog RSS feed updates automatically when you publish new blog posts.
You do not need to resubmit the RSS feed every time you publish a new blog post.
If Google shows an error after submission, confirm that your blog is live and publicly accessible.
Your RSS feed can help Google discover blog posts, but it does not guarantee that every post will appear in search results.

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