Why does a sitemap count?
A sitemap is not a ranking factor, but it is an indexing tool: it shows Google the way to your pages. You submit it via Google Search Console. For deep pages, a good internal link structure remains at least as important.
An XML sitemap is a file that lists all the important URLs of your website for search engines. It helps Google discover and index your pages faster and more completely, especially for large sites or pages that receive few internal links.
A sitemap is not a ranking factor, but it is an indexing tool: it shows Google the way to your pages. You submit it via Google Search Console. For deep pages, a good internal link structure remains at least as important.
It is recommended for most sites, and certainly for large or complex sites. Most CMSs generate one automatically.
Not directly. It helps your pages get found and indexed, which is a requirement for ranking.
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