Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I’m looking for a Laravel-savvy developer who can wire up an automatic XML sitemap for my application. Only dynamic content—think blog posts, product pages, and any future models that extend these—is in scope; the few static pages on the site can be ignored for now.

Whenever a record is updated—whether that’s a brand-new post, an edited product description, or a soft-deleted item restored—the sitemap should regenerate itself so search engines always fetch fresh URLs. I don’t want to run artisan commands manually; the whole process needs to hook straight into Laravel’s event system (model events, observers, or queued jobs are fine, as long as the response time on the main request isn’t impacted).

Essential needs:
• Generate a standards-compliant [login to view URL] automatically after each content update.
• Pull URLs, last-modified dates, and change-freq from Eloquent models without hard-coding table names.
• Keep the solution package-friendly so I can drop it into staging, production, and future projects with minimal tweaks.
• Document any config entries, service providers, or artisan commands you add, plus short install notes in a README.

If you’ve tackled similar SEO automation in Laravel, share a quick example or repo link so I can gauge fit." (client-provided description)