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Dan, Thank you for your support. After all, I will help googlespider (without duplicate content/title). I was in shok I saw 50 duplicate content of each main category. But after all, im going to compare before/after results: Redirect all versions to https www. And no duplicate content and 4xx errors. adjust Intern links Also, using attractive keywords, linkbuilding, etc.

You might also want to consider repeat custom. Having a database of repeat customers can be huge for ecommerce. Increasing lifetime value is one of the keys to success here. A few ideas (I am assuming the CD key selling is legal, of course): Loyalty programmes (buy 'x' products and get 1 free, such as buy 'x' CD keys and get a random free one, obviously work your pricing to be sure you're in good profit, the freebie doesn't have to be an expensive one). Consider cross-selling at checkout. By offering an additional, related game at a decent discount, you may increase the average basket value considerably. Run seasonal promos, check Google Trends and other sources for when hotspots are (Christmas etc) and ramp-up your promotions - mailing out customers in a 'countdown' style fashion to build the PR (but monitor open rates and unsubscribes to make sure you're not annoying them!). Just before big game launches, piggy-back on the publicity & PR that the game generates and run discounts or contests - tie these in with you doing a video review of the game and upload to YouTube (you have a branded YouTube channel right?). Mail out to your list with the review of the new/just released game. Other than Lifetime Value increasing: Have you considered Twitch? Why not run a Twitch giveaway - Try to team-up with a popular streamer (if you're not well known yet, don't go for top-tier streamers at first. Find well known but approachable ones) and get them to do a sponsored CD Key giveaway. You'd need to make sure you get good coverage from the streamer (links from their chat, link from their bio for 'x' weeks, stream uploaded to their YouTube channel too if possible, with a link to your store etc). What about asking any YouTube game streamers if you can sponsor their channel? Obviously, the likes of PewDiePie would be a bit too expensive, but aim for niche gamers with a decent following, you may be surprised how cheap you can sponsor them (CD keys?!) for links/mentions etc. Just a few more ideas for you there, hope it helps

I think I understand what you are trying to do, but I may be off with the semantics. The xml sitemap (at it's most basic level) is just a centralized list of links for pages that are on your site to help the search engines find pages without having to crawl all of the pages on your site. They do not contain any anchor text in them. If you are wanting to crawl your site and find out what all your anchor text is internally, I would use a tool like Screaming Frog. If you are trying to extract information from your sitemap.xml then you would need to use a combination of a text editor and excel.  Say your URL structure includes product and brand information and you have all the URLs in a sitemap.  You can pull that document into a text editor and then use the "Find and replace" function to get rid of all the extraneous code and then you can be left with just the URLs on one line.  You can then use the excel function "Text to columns" to then split out the URL into sections based on slashes or dashes.  If you have Screaming Frog, it will extract all the URLs for you and then you can split out the info in excel as well.  Use Google to find examples of how to run the tools mentioned above in detail. If I am totally off, please give a more detailed explanation of what you are trying to do and that will help as well.

Thanks, im going to build sitemap via excel, with replacement methodes.. Its good for de SEO after all!