It could take me hours, maybe days to explain each and every one of these.But just to give you an idea how XSitePro2 will help you optimize your website for the search engines, here is a list of tools that come built-in: * Google Map Generator, to create a sitemap specifically to be submitted to Google

As far back as 1996,  the SEC required electronic filing of financial statements through EDGAR , and later adopted XML technology.

Here's a link to their page which has a site map.   

I am trying to build application to pull property information and make decisions based on the data available for the house, neighborhood, properties sold around the same are ect….What is the best fit company/API which can provide API data (XML/Jason) which does the following?

It is usually in a universal common form (CSV, Excel, XML etc.) which makes it easy to port that information to a new service/system.As for how long data stays on the old system, that's something you would have to find out - each service provider may have its own policies.

Also the social share settings, xml sitemap, and robots meta info is run through this.

For those wanting more details, I include financials, pictures, site map, floor plans, maps, info about the market, age of property, # of units, rent and sales comps, return projections, sources and uses, my bio, to name a few...

This will enable you to do a few things regarding your SEO: Give you a complete audit using their wizard which:Determines if your site is personal or business — important for Google to know so they can give you a Knowledge Panel or not.Collects all your social profile links — to include in the knowledge panel and associate your business with them.And ensures your site’s overall title and other metadata are correct.Generates an XML Sitemap — Extremely important for SEO yet so commonly neglected.For each page and blog post on your site Yoast will allow you to:Modify the title, slug, and meta descriptionThe title is the main and #1 indicator of what is on this page — this should absolutely contain your keyword that you expect users to search leading them to stumble across you.The slug is simply the URL which should also contain your keyword.The Meta Description is the two-sentence text that describes what’s on the page — also containing your keyword.Yoast will rate each blog post and page’s SEO and readability.

Just a thought... since that is more or less what we concluded, since we didn't want to reinvent syndication (via our own RFR feeds) we just maintain the links and threw the XML maintenance (format conversions and mappings) part out.

Using Google Maps, Google Earth or any other version or combination of versions of free software out there, how can someone create a professional-looking site map to be used as a marketing exhibit showing a site:1) with the 1-3-5 miles rings around it, and2) showing the company logos of nearby, nationally recognized companies by importing said logos into the map and pasting them on top of the locations of those businesses, and3) inserting text blocks where, for instance, one could depict traffic counts of the frontage road by inserting the text block with the desired text into the map and pasting it on top of the road(s).Again, I want to do this all quickly, efficiently, professionally and for free.Can anyone suggest a process or software or make any recommendations?