Hey website developers! Take control of your checklists and be sure every last detail is ready before launching sites!

If you create a lot of websites (meaning that’s how you and your team make money), then you understand the need to make sure that EVERYTHING is working and in order before launching a client’s site.

For some that means mentally going over all elements of a site, like making sure that there aren’t spelling mistakes, there’s proper content formatting, correct metadata, SEO friendly page titles, and more.

For others who work with a team and have people working on different parts of a website, having a checklist keeps you not only sane, but also on track toward completing a project on time.

This Sumo doesn’t have to tell you that it’s ridiculously easy to overlook even the smallest details (like remembering to take my vitamin D pills), so it helps to keep a checklist.

But it’s not always efficient or simple to create a text document and share it with your team to make sure everyone knows where the project is at.

That’s why there’s Launchlist Pro.

Launchlist Pro provides you with a centralized place to monitor your upcoming website launches and gives you a convenient way to stay on top of your progress towards launching.

It’s ideal for users who have multiple websites to review, test, and launch - whether you have fewer than five or as many as 15 sites at a time.

When you use Launchlist Pro, you’re given a set of extensive templates to start from, which cover a lot of elements like:

• Page & Content formatting has been tested?
• Images have appropriate alt text?
• Favicon has been created and displays correctly?
• JavaScript is error free?
• And 25 more to go through for a complete validation process!

...or build your own customized templates that more closely reflect your workflow.

There are 2 main elements when working with Launchlist Pro:

• Launchlist - Here you’ll find the core of the application. It contains all your project information including the URL, author info, users collaborating on it, and every item to go over and review, with a simple “Yes/No” checkbox to signify it’s been reviewed, tested, checked, and done.
• Launchpad - Your dashboard for your active checklists — the first page you’ll see when you login. It displays all of your recent and active checklists for quick access, and shows a progress bar for each project notifying you how close each one is to completion.

You should never underestimate the power of having a checklist when it’s easy to get distracted and miss something minor, which could cause a lot of problems down the line.

Plus, when you’re working with others, instead of interrupting each other on how they’re doing with making sure the 404 page exists and is informative, they can just click the checkbox and you’ll automatically see it as well.

No more sending overly simple emails, texts, or hearing the “ding” sound of a new chat message.

As a bonus, you can involve your client in the whole process so they’re not always bugging you for status updates, and you and your team can work without interruption.

This Sumo launched his own list of terms and demanded to get the Launchlist Pro Rocket Plan for you, which includes:

• 10 Users
• Up to 15 active checklists
• And the ability to set up 10 custom templates

...and you get 12 months of the Rocket Plan for ONLY $19!

Dayyyyyummm... that’s $161 off for a full 12 months!

So if you need an easy way to collaborate with your team, keep clients in the loop without affecting your work, and stay on track with all your website projects in a convenient package, then you need Launchlist Pro!

But you gotta hurry before the timer runs out, for this is a LIMITED time only deal, and we’ll probably never have our demands agreed to again!

Sincerely, The “5 Ton Checklist” Chief Sumo

P.S. - Templates include designs for email newsletters, e-commerce sites, web applications, and brochure websites. Pretty much everything you need to get started to create your own.

P.P.S. - You can check out the lite version of Launchlist for yourself here to get a feel for what it’s like.