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  One URL, because this is one page.

  The page has eight sections with fragment ids — #engagements, #capabilities,
  #work, #experience, #credentials, #contact — and none of them belong here.
  A fragment is a position within a document, not a document. Listing
  experttechpilot.com/#work as its own <url> asks Google to index a URL that
  serves identical content under a different address, which is the duplicate
  content problem this file exists to avoid. Fragments are for navigation
  within a page, and that is all they are for.

  <lastmod> is the date the content last actually changed, not the date the
  file was saved. It is the only field here Google uses: <changefreq> and
  <priority> were ignored years ago, and are omitted rather than filled with
  guesses that look like data. Update this date when the copy changes — a
  lastmod that never moves teaches Google to stop trusting the field.

  If the site grows a second page (a case study, a writing section), add a
  <url> block per page here and give each one its own <loc>. Do not add
  fragments.
-->
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    <loc>https://www.experttechpilot.com/</loc>
    <lastmod>2026-09-20</lastmod>
  </url>
</urlset>
