Sitemap

Every page on this site.

The full index, grouped the way the site is actually structured. Generated from the page registry rather than maintained by hand, so it cannot drift out of date.

846Pages on this site

63Service and sub-service pages

525Industry pages, including by city

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In short

Where is the sitemap for vismountain.com?

This page is the HTML sitemap for vismountain.com. It links every page on the site, grouped into company pages, services and sub-services, industries, industry and service pages by city, office and service-area locations, and the guides, answers and case studies.

There is also an XML sitemap at /sitemap.xml for search engines. This version is for people, and it is generated from the same page registry the site is built from.

How this site is organised

Three layers, and everything belongs to one of them.

Authority pages own a topic. Knowledge pages teach it. Answer pages settle one question about it. Every page links up to its hub, across to its siblings and down to whatever expands on it.

That structure is not decorative. The previous version of this site had ninety-four pages that nothing linked to, which means ninety-four pages nobody could find by browsing and search engines had little reason to trust. Rebuilding around an explicit hierarchy was the single largest structural fix in this project.

Everything below is generated from the same registry the site itself is built from, so a page cannot exist without appearing here and cannot appear here without existing. 845 pages are linked on this page, which is every page on the site other than this one.

If you are looking for something specific, the groups below run from the smallest and most general to the largest and most specific: company pages first, then services, then industries, then the city-level pages, then locations, then the knowledge library.

Company

Company and core pages.

Who we are, what it costs, how to reach us, and the policies that govern this website.

Home

Core page.

Go to the home page

About VIS Mountain

Core page.

Meet the company

Booking confirmed

Core page.

Open the page

Case studies

Core page.

See the work

Contact

Core page.

Platforms this work keeps in sync: Google Business Profile, Apple Maps, Bing Places, Yelp, Nextdoor, Foursquare, Tripadvisor and Better Business Bureau.

Get in touch

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Core page.

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Locations

Cookie policy

Legal and policy page.

Read the policy

Services

Services and sub-services.

Seven service hubs, each with the separately scoped pieces of work underneath it. Every sub-service here is something we would quote on its own.

SEO and GEO

Under Marketing services.

Search and answer surfaces this work targets: Google Business Profile, Bing Places, Apple Maps, ChatGPT, Google Gemini and Perplexity.

See the service

Paid Advertising

Under Marketing services.

Ad platforms this work runs on: Google Business Profile, Facebook and Instagram.

See the service

Web Design and Development

Under Marketing services.

Platforms this work is built on: WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow, Framer, Web Engine and MyClickPage.

See the service

Branding and Creative

Under Marketing services.

Tools this work is designed in: Figma and Canva.

See the service

Social Media Management

Under Marketing services.

Networks this work covers: Facebook, Instagram and Nextdoor.

See the service

Reputation and CRM

Under Marketing services.

Review sources this work covers: Google Business Profile, Yelp, Facebook, Tripadvisor and Better Business Bureau.

See the service

AI Implementation

Under Marketing services.

Under Paid Advertising.

See what is included

Under Reputation and CRM.

See what is included

360 Virtual Tours

Under Reputation and CRM.

Platforms this work keeps in sync: Google Business Profile, Apple Maps, Bing Places, Yelp, Nextdoor, Foursquare, Tripadvisor and Better Business Bureau.

See what is included

Under AI Implementation.

Assistants this work is measured against: ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Perplexity, Siri and Amazon Alexa.

See what is included

Industries

Under Industries.

See the industry page

By city

Under Web Design and Development.

See this market

Service area page.

Platforms this work keeps in sync: Google Business Profile, Apple Maps, Bing Places, Yelp, Nextdoor, Foursquare, Tripadvisor and Better Business Bureau.

See this area

Knowledge

Under Case studies.

Read the case study

The shape of it

Hubs, spokes and the links between them.

Drawn out, the reason a sitemap this size is navigable at all becomes clearer: almost nothing is more than three clicks from the home page.

The site as a hub and spoke map: authority hubs at the centre, knowledge and answer pages radiating out, with sibling links across each ring.

Each hub owns a topic and links down to everything underneath it. Each child links back up to its hub and across to three to six siblings, which is what stops a page becoming unreachable when a menu changes.

The city-level pages are the largest group by some distance, and they are the ones most at risk of becoming near-duplicates of each other. Each one is written against the actual market rather than by swapping a city name into a template, because search engines are good at spotting the difference and readers are better.

For machines

The XML sitemap, and what is excluded from it.

Search engines read /sitemap.xml, which is generated from the same registry as this page. Two pages are deliberately excluded from it and marked so they are not indexed: the booking confirmation page and the thank you page. Both exist only to be seen once, immediately after an action, and neither would be useful as a search result.

They are still linked here, because this page is for people and a person who lands on one of them should be able to work out where they are.

If you are looking for a page you remember from the previous version of this site, it almost certainly still resolves. The rebuild carried over the old URL map and redirects the old addresses to their new homes, so an old bookmark or an old link in somebody else's article should still land somewhere sensible.

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Questions

Straight answers.

How many pages does this site have?

846 at the time this page was generated, and the number on this page comes from the same registry the site is built from rather than being typed in by hand.

Every one of them except this page is linked above, which is 845 links.

Where is the XML sitemap?

At /sitemap.xml. It is generated from the same page registry as this page, so the two cannot disagree with each other.

Why are some pages missing from the XML sitemap?

The booking confirmation page and the thank you page are excluded and marked not to be indexed. They exist to be seen once, immediately after an action, and would be confusing as a search result. Both are still linked on this page.

I had a bookmark from the old site and it stopped working.

It should still resolve. The rebuild carried the old URL map across and redirects previous addresses to their new homes. If one genuinely fails, email hello@vismountain.com with the address and it will be fixed.

Why publish an HTML sitemap at all?

Two reasons. It gives people a way to see the whole site at once, which a drop-down menu cannot. And it guarantees that every page has at least one internal link pointing at it, which is the simplest possible defence against the orphan-page problem this rebuild was partly created to fix.

Sources

Where this comes from.

Primary documentation and published research behind the guidance on this page.

Google Search Central: Search Essentials (opens in a new tab)The technical requirements, spam policies and key practices Google publishes for any site that wants to rank.
Google Search Central: Structured data markup that Google Search supports (opens in a new tab)The only structured data types that actually change how a result is displayed.
W3C: Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 (opens in a new tab)The accessibility standard every site we build is measured against.
Google Business Profile Help: Improve your local ranking on Google (opens in a new tab)Relevance, distance and prominence, described by the company that decides the ranking.

Next step

Talk to the team

A short call, a look at how the business currently shows up, and a straight answer on what we would do first.

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