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How to check a website, investigate errors and track changes.
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What to do when a search query and a page address different needs: check the URL that was found, clarify the service terms, and link the information page to the company’s offer.
A support request template for your hosting provider based on reChecker data: URL, time and time zone, error, and manual attempt. How to clarify the support response and check recovery.
How to keep a website under control during holidays and vacation: appoint a backup, check notifications, share contacts, and prepare a first-response checklist.
What to do with website tasks each month: review unfinished work, find the reason for delays, change one step in the process, and check the agreement on a new case.
Which areas are enough to check once a month: seasonal products, new services, and additional phrases. An example list and rules for changing check frequency.
Compare the cost of a month and a year for the same number of websites. Calculations for six and twelve months can help you choose a term based on your needs.
Make sure the new website works on its primary domain, its pages are accessible, the first audit is complete, and a test inquiry has been received. A launch checklist.
How to choose a reChecker notification recipient, set up Telegram or email, assign a backup for vacation, and send developers a clear task.
List the domains currently in use, choose a plan for one to five websites, and account for the additional charge when expanding. An example can help you check the calculation.
Check categories, products, delivery, and checkout. The table shows where a technical audit is sufficient and where a test with confirmation from the store is needed.
Open a tool for the task described in the article.