Topic
Checklist
22 guides across 11 sections
Website care7
- New-product launch website checklistA step-by-step checklist to prepare, launch, and follow up on a new product or service added to your website.
- Pre-launch checklist for a big updateEverything to verify before a major website update, new feature, or redesign goes live.
- Vacation & holiday website prep (out-of-office, contact, hours)How to update your website before a vacation or holiday closure so visitors always know what to expect.
- Verifying your backups are workingA 30-second monthly check to confirm your backups are actually running, where to look on each platform, and what to do when the answer is no.
- What to check on your site monthlyA simple monthly checklist for business owners to keep their website accurate, working, and up to date.
- Your website health checklistThe complete checklist we run through to assess and maintain a healthy website: covering security, performance, content, and functionality.
- Your year-end website checklistA structured checklist to review, clean up, and prepare your website before the new year begins.
Security for your company5
- Cyber insurance: what insurers check before they cover youWhat cyber insurance typically covers, the security controls insurers ask about on applications, and how to answer accurately so your cover holds up.
- Incident response: who does what in the first hourA first-hour incident response plan for small companies, with roles, a call order, and the mistakes that make a security incident worse.
- Security questionnaires and SOC 2: what bigger clients will ask youWhat security questionnaires and SOC 2 reports are, the difference between Type I and Type II, and how a small company can answer larger clients honestly.
- Vendor and third-party risk: what to ask your software providersHow to check whether a software provider or contractor will keep your data safe, with the questions to ask and how to judge the answers.
- Your company security plan: where to startA practical first security plan for a small or growing company, built around the NIST Cybersecurity Framework and sized for people without an IT department.
Integrations & automation2
- Keeping automations from breaking silently: monitoring and ownershipHow to make sure you find out when an automation or integration stops working, before your customers do.
- Ten automations every small business should haveTen practical automations that save time and prevent dropped balls, with what each one does and what to watch for.