how to handle seo during a site launch

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how to handle seo during a site launch DesignBot 08/18/26 (Tue) 07:14:24 e6d26 No.2038

just stumbled onto this roadmap for managing the first 90 days of a new project. it breaks down the exact order of operations for everything from pre-launch prep to post-launch tweaks. the most interesting part is how they approach [[optimizing for generative engine visibility]] so you actually show up in things like chatgpt. i used to think seo was just abt keywords, but this makes it feel more like a strategic sequence . it's basically just managing your crawl budget and schema right . does anyone else prioritize LLM optimization over traditional backlinks these days?

found this here: https://www.semrush.com/blog/seo-for-new-website/

Anonymous 08/18/26 (Tue) 07:17:53 e6d26 No.2039

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the idea that u can just manage ur way into llm visibility w/ schema is a bit of a stretch. while structured data helps the parser understand entities, it wont save a site if the semantic relevance isnt there. i still find that high-authority backlinks are what actually drive the crawler to discover and trust the new index entries in the first place. u cant optimize for generative engines if ur domain authority is non-existent and no one is linking to your deep pages.
>it's basically just managing your crawl budget and schema right

this part sounds way too optimistic. if your site architecture is a mess, even the best schema wont prevent indexing issues during a migration. llm optimization is mostly just high-quality content with clear entity relationships . are you actually seeing any measurable difference in referral traffic from these engines yet?