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Can i upload thousands of webpages to a website

         

Abhinaych

6:41 pm on Jul 9, 2019 (gmt 0)

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can we upload thousands of webpages at one go? how to do that? if it is a e-commerce website, how can we upload such many pages all at once?

engine

8:15 am on Jul 10, 2019 (gmt 0)

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Can I clarify, are you asking about the impact of uploading many pages for indexing?

Dimitri

8:17 am on Jul 10, 2019 (gmt 0)

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can we upload thousands of webpages at one go?

You do what you want, this is your site :)
how to do that? if it is a e-commerce website, how can we upload such many pages all at once?

That is a more picky question, it depends what CMS you are using, if you mean adding thousands of products to your site, this is not exactly the same as uploading HTML pages.

So the question is, how are you making/managing you site? With some CMS, you have to add products manually, one by one, others can have batch importation tools. Refer to the documentation of your CMS / Software.

tangor

9:05 am on Jul 10, 2019 (gmt 0)

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No worries on UPLOADING content. Sits grow all the time ... expected behavior.

As for HOW to upload many pages, that's up to you and your skill/experience ... FTP works great for static/html, or if site is CMS/Database driven, use those tools to inject data.

lucy24

5:18 pm on Jul 10, 2019 (gmt 0)

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The wording of the question implies that you’ve got thousands of hard-coded pages which physically exist and are just waiting to be physically uploaded one by one. But surely that isn’t what is really going on? If you are asking about taking some action which will lead to the creation of thousands of new URLs, that's an entirely different question.