Submit Sitemap to Google

Get all pages and articles indexed by Google Search faster. This takes about 5 minutes.

Your Sitemap URL

https://www.mymedicost.com/sitemap.xmlView

This sitemap is already live and contains all 11 static pages plus 12 article URLs. Submitting it to Google Search Console tells Google exactly which pages exist and how important they are.

Step-by-Step Submission

1

Open Google Search Console

Go to Google Search Console and sign in with your Google account. Make sure you are signed in with the same account that owns the property for mymedicost.com.

Open Google Search Console
2

Select your property

In the left sidebar, make sure the correct property is selected: mymedicost.com (or www.mymedicost.com). If you haven't verified ownership yet, you'll need to complete verification first.

If you see multiple properties, choose the one that matches your primary domain.

3

Navigate to Sitemaps

In the left navigation panel, scroll down to the 'Indexing' section and click 'Sitemaps'. This opens the sitemap submission panel.

4

Enter your sitemap URL

In the 'Add a new sitemap' field, enter the path to your sitemap. Your sitemap is already live at the URL below — just copy and paste the path portion.

In the input field, you only need to enter the path: sitemap.xml (the domain is already shown as a prefix).

Copy sitemap URL
5

Click Submit

Click the 'Submit' button. Google will immediately begin crawling your sitemap. You'll see a confirmation that the sitemap was submitted successfully.

6

Monitor indexing status

After submission, return to the Sitemaps page to check the status. It typically shows 'Success' within a few minutes. The 'Discovered URLs' count will update as Google processes the sitemap — this can take 1–7 days for all pages to be indexed.

Don't worry if indexing takes a few days. Google prioritizes new content based on your site's authority and crawl budget.

Pages Included in Sitemap

PageURL PathPriority
Homepage/1.0
Cost Calculator/calculator0.9
Medigap Coverage Gaps/medigap-gaps0.9
My Insights in Healthcare/insights0.9
Before Surgery Guide/before-surgery0.8
After Surgery Guide/after-surgery0.8
After Discharge Guide/after-discharge0.8
Post-Op Recovery Costs/post-op-recovery0.8
Bill Audit Checklist/bill-audit0.8
CPT Code Audit Guide/cpt-guide0.8
Methodology/methodology0.7
12 Article Pages/insights/*0.8

After Submission — What to Expect

Day 1–2: Google confirms the sitemap is valid and begins crawling. The Search Console will show "Success" status and a URL count.

Day 3–7: Most pages will appear in Google's index. You can check by searching site:mymedicost.com in Google.

Week 2+: Article pages begin to rank for their target keywords. Monitor impressions and clicks in the Search Console "Performance" report.

Ongoing: When you add new articles or pages, the sitemap updates automatically. You don't need to resubmit — Google re-crawls sitemaps periodically.

Additional SEO Tips Already Implemented

Dynamic <title> and <meta description> tags on every page
Article Schema (JSON-LD) on all 12 article pages — enables Google rich results
robots.txt pointing to sitemap.xml
Canonical URLs to prevent duplicate content
Open Graph meta tags for social sharing