Kajabi Sitemap: The Simple SEO Step Most Creators Still Miss

There’s something that still surprises me.

Over the last couple of years, I’ve worked with a growing number of Kajabi creators. Courses, memberships, coaching programmes, communities. Smart offers. Thoughtful content. Real expertise.

And yet, a significant number of them had never submitted their sitemap to Google.

Not once.

This isn’t a criticism. It’s an observation. And it matters more than most people realise.

What a sitemap actually does

Your sitemap is essentially a map of your site for search engines. It tells Google what pages exist, how they’re structured, and what should be discovered.

Without it, you’re relying on chance.

Google can find your pages on its own. But when you don’t submit a sitemap, you’re making it work harder than it needs to. And search engines, like people, respond better when things are clear.

Why this gets missed on Kajabi

Kajabi makes it easy to build. That’s one of its strengths. Pages go live, funnels connect, emails fire, and everything looks like it’s working.

Because of that, SEO basics often feel optional. Or invisible.

Many creators assume:

• Kajabi handles it automatically

• Google will “figure it out”

• It’s something to do later

Later rarely comes.

The cost of skipping this step

Not submitting a sitemap doesn’t break your site. It quietly slows your growth.

It can mean:

• New pages taking longer to appear in search

• Older pages not being revisited or updated in Google’s index

• Missed opportunities for evergreen traffic

For creators relying on launches, paid ads, or social content, this can go unnoticed for years.

But if you care about long-term discoverability, it’s a gap worth closing.

The good news

This is one of the simplest fixes you can make.

Submitting a sitemap takes minutes, not days. And once it’s done, it keeps working quietly in the background, helping search engines understand your site properly.

No redesign. No content rewrite. No new tools.

Just clarity.

A bigger pattern

What this really highlights is something I see often with Kajabi users.

They’re building brilliant things. But small foundational pieces get skipped because no one told them they mattered.

Kajabi gives you speed. Strategy still needs intention.

If you’re not sure whether your sitemap has been submitted, it’s worth checking. Not because it’s technical. But because small, boring steps are often the ones that unlock steady growth.

And those are the kinds of results that compound.