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[USASearch](http://usasearch.howto.gov) > [Admin Center](https://search.usa.gov/sites) > YourSite > Manage Content > Domains > Advanced

## Add a URL

Are specific web pages missing from your Bing web results? Tell us about these URLs and we'll append them to your web results. We offer two ways for you to tell us about the web pages that you want us to fetch and include in our web index, via an RSS feed (Supplemental Feed) or manually (Supplemental URLs). 

### Supplemental Feed

You can use an RSS feed to add URLs. The feed is useful if you'd like to automate the process, add multiple URLs, or both.

Enter the URL of your RSS feed. Click submit. We'll fetch each URL in your feed and index the title, description, *and the full text of the document* for the items you provide. We'll display the title and description you provide (not the page's title or a snippet based on the page's content).

Delete a URL added via RSS feed by deleting it as an item in your RSS feed. We'll remove the URL from our index the next time we fetch your RSS feed. If you need to remove it from our index immediately, you can take the additional step of deleting the URL by selecting Delete within the list of URLs on the Supplemental URLs page. 

Note that you *must* delete the URL from your RSS feed. Otherwise, the URL will reappear the next time we fetch your RSS feed.

You can also delete *all* of the URLs added via the RSS feed by deleting the RSS feed itself.

USASearch will not store URLs that do not exist within your *current* feed. 

### Supplemental URLs

You can also manually add a a specific URL on the Supplemental URLs page. We'll fetch each URL you add manually and we'll index the title, description, *and the full text of the document* for the link you provide. We'll display the title and description you provide (not the page's title or a snippet based on the page's content).

Delete a manually added URL by selecting Delete within the list of supplemental URLs.

The source column in the crawl report shows how you added the URL, via an RSS feed or manually.

## Filter a URL

You can filter *a single URL* from the results on your site. Use it for emergency reasons only (such as spillage of classified information or unintentional publication of a page). Note that this option should be used only if the [other options](/sites/manual/domains.html#filter) aren't feasible as it can have an undesired effect on other features such as the display of spelling suggestions and relevance ranking.

It is not meant to fix the results for entire site, such as for launch or redesign problems. For tips on how to fix these more systemic problems, read our [Checklist for a Successful Website Redesign](/blog/redesign.html).

Entire the full path of the URL, e.g. use http://www.usa.gov/Citizen/Topics/Benefits.shtml, not usa.gov/citizen/topics.

You can later use the delete option to remove the filter.
<commit_msg>Minor edit on RSS supplemental URLs<commit_after>---
permalink: /sites/manual/domains-advanced.html
layout: post
title: "How to Use Advanced Options to Add or Filter Specific URLs"
tags: how-to manage-content domains advanced supplemental-feed supplemental-urls filter-urls
---
[USASearch](http://usasearch.howto.gov) > [Admin Center](https://search.usa.gov/sites) > YourSite > Manage Content > Domains > Advanced

## Add a URL

Are specific web pages missing from your Bing web results? Tell us about these URLs and we'll append them to your web results. We offer two ways for you to tell us about the web pages that you want us to fetch and include in our web index, via an RSS feed (Supplemental Feed) or manually (Supplemental URLs). 

### Supplemental Feed

You can use an RSS feed to add URLs. The feed is useful if you'd like to automate the process, add multiple URLs, or both.

Enter the URL of your RSS feed. Click submit. We'll fetch each URL in your feed and index the title, description, *and the full text of the document* for the items you provide. We'll display the title and description you provide (not the page's title or a snippet based on the page's content).

Delete a URL added via RSS feed by deleting it as an item in your RSS feed. We'll remove the URL from our index the next time we fetch your RSS feed. If you need to remove it from our index immediately, you can take the additional step of deleting the URL by selecting Delete within the list of URLs on the Supplemental URLs page. 

Note that you *must* delete the URL from your RSS feed. Otherwise, the URL will reappear the next time we fetch your RSS feed.

You can also delete *all* of the URLs added via the RSS feed by deleting the RSS feed itself.

We can't restore URLs that don't exist within your *current* feed. 

### Supplemental URLs

You can also manually add a a specific URL on the Supplemental URLs page. We'll fetch each URL you add manually and we'll index the title, description, *and the full text of the document* for the link you provide. We'll display the title and description you provide (not the page's title or a snippet based on the page's content).

Delete a manually added URL by selecting Delete within the list of supplemental URLs.

The source column in the crawl report shows how you added the URL, via an RSS feed or manually.

## Filter a URL

You can filter *a single URL* from the results on your site. Use it for emergency reasons only (such as spillage of classified information or unintentional publication of a page). Note that this option should be used only if the [other options](/sites/manual/domains.html#filter) aren't feasible as it can have an undesired effect on other features such as the display of spelling suggestions and relevance ranking.

It is not meant to fix the results for entire site, such as for launch or redesign problems. For tips on how to fix these more systemic problems, read our [Checklist for a Successful Website Redesign](/blog/redesign.html).

Entire the full path of the URL, e.g. use http://www.usa.gov/Citizen/Topics/Benefits.shtml, not usa.gov/citizen/topics.

You can later use the delete option to remove the filter.

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