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Launch Checklist

Launch Day Is the First Test, Not the Finish Line

A progress bar from day one to day thirty, showing launch day and handover

The dirty secret of every launch — websites, email, all of it: the first month is when everything reveals itself.

The form gets its first real submission — does it arrive? The first customer emails from an unusual mail provider — does it land? You want to change a sentence on the homepage — do you know how, or does every comma cost a support ticket? Something small breaks at 4:55pm on a Friday — who do you call?

This is why “who supports it after launch?” matters more than almost any feature question. A launch without a support window isn't finished — it's abandoned at the moment of maximum uncertainty.

It's also why item nine of our Launch Bundle is thirty days of post-launch support plus a proper handover: fixes, tweaks, questions answered, and a session where we walk you through everything you now own — because you own all of it. Domain, site, accounts, in your name.

That's the full checklist — nine items, nine posts. All nine, done as one project, for a limited time.

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