LaunchForge

SEO checklist for every LaunchForge public page

A working, page-by-page list of what each public LaunchForge page should do for search and what to check after each publish. Use it as a template for your own site: one goal per page, a few concrete steps, and evidence you can actually verify.

Every public page

  • Every public page has a unique title, description, share image and a canonical on https://myforgehub.com.
  • The sitemap lists only public pages; private workspace pages carry noindex.
  • robots.txt allows crawling and points to https://myforgehub.com/sitemap.xml.
  • After publishing, open each page's live source to confirm the tags — the preview does not prove the live site.
  • Use Search Console URL Inspection for indexing evidence; visit counts are not proof a page is indexed.

Home page /

Goal: Explain what LaunchForge does and send visitors to a scan or the checklist.

  1. Keep one H1 that names the product's job, not only the brand.
  2. Confirm the title and description describe page checks, not generic “SEO tools”.
  3. Link to the scanner, the launch checklist and both guides with descriptive link text.
  4. In Search Console, inspect https://myforgehub.com/ and request indexing after a meaningful change.

Static page checks /scan

Goal: Let a visitor check one public HTTPS page and read honest results.

  1. Keep the explanation of what is checked visible in the HTML before any results load.
  2. Never canonicalise to a URL with a query string — results pages are not separate URLs.
  3. Link to the static-scan limitations guide next to results so visitors can judge coverage.
  4. Test the live form with one public page you control after every publish.

Website launch checklist /website-launch-checklist

Goal: Rank for “website launch checklist” searches with the 12 checks the scanner runs.

  1. Keep each item matched to an actual scanner check; remove any item the scanner drops.
  2. Label thresholds as LaunchForge heuristics, not Google rules.
  3. End with a clear next step to run the checks on a real page.
  4. Watch its queries in Search Console Performance once impressions appear.

Lovable SEO checklist /guides/lovable-seo-checklist

Goal: Help Lovable builders separate configured, observed and Google-reported evidence.

  1. Re-check cited Lovable and Google documentation when either changes.
  2. Keep the reminder that noindex is not access control.
  3. Link back to the launch checklist and scanner so readers can act.

Static scan limitations /guides/static-html-scan-limitations

Goal: State plainly what one fetched response can and cannot show.

  1. Keep the partial-response versus rejected-download behaviour in line with the scanner.
  2. Describe challenge, login and app-shell detection as heuristic.
  3. Keep direct citations next to each claim and in the sources list.

Check your own page

The scanner runs up to 12 potential checks on an accessible public HTTPS page, when the fetched response provides enough evidence.

Run the checks →