The technical SEO checklist we run on every launch
The 40-point audit our engineering pod ships before any DigiSolutionx site touches production.
Every site we launch runs through a forty-point technical SEO audit before the DNS switch. It is unglamorous work, but it is the difference between a launch that quietly compounds and one that stalls in month three.
The essentials: a valid XML sitemap wired to Search Console, a robots.txt that actually reflects intent, canonical tags on every indexable route, and structured data — JSON-LD for organisation, breadcrumbs, and any product or article schema relevant to the business.
The often-missed: hreflang for multi-region sites, a real 404 that returns 404 status and not 200, self-referencing canonicals that survive query strings, and a strict content security policy that does not accidentally block your own analytics script.
The luxury: a synthetic monitor that runs Lighthouse against production on every deploy, and a scheduled Search Console health report that lands in the pod's Slack every Monday. Boring, unbroken, compounding.