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Website Launch Checklist — 30 Days Before Go-Live

3 min read · Published 1 May 2025

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  1. 30 days before
  2. 7 days before
  3. Launch day
  4. Week after
  5. Budget expectations in India
  6. Common mistakes to avoid
  7. When to DIY vs hire help
  8. Next steps
  9. FAQ
  10. Soft launch?
  11. Who submits sitemap?
  12. Related guides

Launches fail from forgotten basics — broken forms, wrong DNS, missing analytics. Use this 30-day launch checklist so your business website goes live once, correctly, with SEO and legal foundations.

Assign owners: client content, developer tech, marketing tracking.

Whether you are fixing an existing site or planning a new build, these practices apply across WordPress, Next.js, and hybrid stacks. TechBisht ships them on low-budget landings from ₹1,000 through full-stack SaaS projects.

Small fixes (meta titles, broken links) are free wins you can do this week. Structural changes — new checkout, CRM wiring, migration off hacked WordPress — need a developer with written scope so timelines stay predictable.

30 days before

  • Finalize sitemap and page list
  • Draft privacy policy + terms — India guide
  • Prepare copy and images
  • Set up Search Console property
  • Plan DNS cutover window

7 days before

  • Test all forms → email/CRM
  • Mobile QA on real devices
  • SSL + canonical + redirects
  • Analytics + conversion events
  • 404 page and favicon

Launch day

  • Switch DNS / publish
  • Submit sitemap
  • Update Google Business Profile
  • Announce on social/email
  • Monitor uptime

Week after

  • Fix Search Console coverage errors
  • Check Core Web Vitals
  • Review form spam filters
  • Annual audit habits

Budget expectations in India

| Scope | Starting from | Best for | | ----- | ------------- | -------- | | Launch QA pass | ₹2K–₹8K | Add-on to build | | Full launch management | ₹10K–₹20K | Ecommerce | | DIY on ₹1K site | ₹0 | Use this checklist |

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Launch Friday evening before holiday
  • No staging review
  • Robots.txt blocking all
  • Forgetting to remove maintenance noindex
  • Ad spend before conversion tracking verified

When to DIY vs hire help

| Task | DIY-friendly | Hire a developer | | ---- | ------------ | ---------------- | | Blog posts & GBP updates | Yes | Optional | | SSL, DNS, canonical redirects | Risky alone | Recommended | | Razorpay + GST invoice wiring | Uncommon | Recommended | | New Next.js site from scratch | Rarely | Recommended |

Indian SMBs often start with a ₹1,000 landing page and reinvest once leads cover upgrades. Compare all plans before signing open-ended hourly contracts.

Next steps

  1. Audit your current site against the checklist and tables above
  2. Compare pricing tiers if you need a rebuild or upgrade
  3. Contact us with your URL, industry, and deadline for a written scope
  4. Stack improvements — SEO, speed, and UX compound over 30–90 days

FAQ

Soft launch?

Password staging OK; ensure noindex until public launch.

Who submits sitemap?

Developer or owner — document Search Console access handoff.

Related guides

  • Scope creep guide
  • SSL guide

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