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Get found in search and see where sign-ups come from

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Get your web app found in Google and AI search, and see which channels bring sign-ups. Sets up sitemap, robots, canonical URLs, share images, and structured data with a page checker, then consent-aware first-touch tracking from UTM tags and referral links, saved at sign-up. Includes a launch channel checklist. Engineering guidance, not legal advice.

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  1. 1<!doctype html>
  2. 2<html lang="en">
  3. 3 <head>
  4. 4 <title>Help | Example App</title>
  5. 5 <link rel="canonical" href="https://app.example.com/help" />
  6. 6 <meta property="og:image" content="https://app.example.com/og/help.png" />
  7. 7 <script type="application/ld+json">
  8. 8 {
  9. 9 "@type": "FAQPage",
  10. 10 "mainEntity": [
  11. 11 {
  12. 12 "@type": "Question",
  13. 13 "name": "Is there a free plan?",
  14. 14 "acceptedAnswer": {
  15. 15 "@type": "Answer",
  16. 16 "text": "Yes. The free plan has every feature for one person."
  17. 17 }
  18. 18 },
  19. 19 {
  20. 20 "@type": "Question",
  21. 21 "name": "How do I cancel?",
  22. 22 "acceptedAnswer": {
  23. 23 "@type": "Answer",
  24. 24 "text": "Open Settings, then Billing, then Cancel. You keep access until the end of the period."
  25. 25 }
  26. 26 }
  27. 27 ]
  28. 28 }
  29. 29 </script>
  30. 30 </head>
  31. 31 <body>
  32. 32 <h1>Help</h1>
  33. 33 </body>
  34. 34</html>

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