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I would like to know what the best way is to have google index pages that visitors access through search on my website.

These pages are accessible through a direct link like mywebsite.com/CompanyId.

Should i create index pages and list all of my content there so there is a direct link from my website to every page? Or is putting them in a sitemap enough?

It's a yellow pages kind of website with company information.

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Putting them in an XML sitemap should work well enough. But if you really want to be thorough you can also put the most popular searches in an HTML sitemap. You can also have a page that shows the most recent searches which allows Google to find even more search result pages within your site. And since that page will continually change, assuming Google will continue to crawl search result pages even though they aren't linked to anymore, you can be sure Google is finding new pages with fresh content.

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