# Blog post checklist

Article URL or planned slug:
Primary keyword, KD, market, and research date:
Writer:
Reviewer:
Planned publication date:

## Reader and evidence
- [ ] The opening answers the article's specific question.
- [ ] Each section helps that reader complete the intended task.
- [ ] Product facts, numbers, and instructions match approved sources.
- [ ] Unsupported claims and repeated off-topic blocks have been removed.

## Search and publishing fields
- [ ] The primary keyword is naturally in the H1, a relevant H2, and first sentence.
- [ ] The planned slug is the hyphenated primary keyword.
- [ ] The page title includes the primary keyword and accurately describes the page.
- [ ] H1 and page title have their own wording while describing the same article.
- [ ] Summary and meta description are separate, page-specific fields.
- [ ] Author, category, and tags are correct.

## Links and images
- [ ] Every recommendation reaches the relevant live product or collection.
- [ ] Supporting links answer a useful next question.
- [ ] The cover and inline images are accurate, sharp, and correctly cropped.
- [ ] Filenames and alt text describe the images in context.

## Live page
- [ ] The final URL loads the intended article.
- [ ] The title, headings, images, tables, and links work on a phone.
- [ ] The delivered page metadata matches the reviewed fields.
- [ ] Downloads open the promised files.
- [ ] The page appears in the intended blog navigation.
- [ ] The inventory, evidence record, and follow-up plan are updated.

Issues requiring correction:
Live checks completed by and date:
Follow-up observation window: