About seo checklists tools
These checklists turn big SEO and marketing jobs into short, ordered tasks. Each item says what to do, why it matters and how to check it, and most link to a free tool that does the check for you. Tick items off as you go; progress is saved only in your browser, and you can print a list or export it as Markdown for a client or team.
Pick the list that matches the job in front of you. Launching or moving a site? Start with the launch or migration checklist. Fixing traffic on an existing site? Begin with technical SEO, then on-page and content quality. Local businesses should work through local SEO and Google Business Profile, while stores, publishers and video creators have their own dedicated lists.
Frequently asked questions
Which SEO checklist should I start with?
If the site is new or about to move, start with the website launch or migration checklist, because one mistake there can block indexing. For an existing site, run the technical SEO checklist first so pages can be crawled and indexed, then move to on-page and content quality. Specialist lists such as local, e-commerce or news add the checks unique to that type of site.
Is my checklist progress saved?
Yes, ticked items are stored in your own browser on this device, so you can close the page and continue later. Nothing is sent to our server. Clearing your browser data or switching devices resets the progress, so export the list as Markdown or print it if you need a permanent record or want to share it with a client.
Are these checklists updated for AI search and 2026 changes?
They reflect current guidance as of October 2026, including Core Web Vitals with INP, the end of FAQ rich results, Gmail and Yahoo bulk-sender rules and AI search crawlers. Search changes often, so treat each list as a strong starting point and confirm details against official documentation for anything business-critical.