Philippines staffing guide
Run a publication-day link check for daily VA content
Verify source, internal, canonical, image, and index links at the point when readers will use them.
Check links in their published context
A URL saved during research may redirect, change scope, or disappear before release. Open each source from the final article and confirm that the current page supports the nearby claim. A successful response code alone cannot prove semantic fit.
Verify internal destinations
Follow every internal link and ask whether the destination helps with the promised next task. Remove forced links and correct routes that land through unrelated redirects. The assistant should flag a missing page instead of guessing a replacement from a similar title.
Inspect canonical and family paths
The page canonical must point to itself on the production domain. Confirm that a Blog article stays under /blog and a Research article stays under /research. Check the relevant family index and XML sitemap after the release rather than assuming the build added them.
Treat the image as a link dependency
Open the approved image path, confirm a successful response, and inspect the rendered crop at narrow and wide widths. Alternative text should explain the image in its article context. Do not download a replacement or reuse an unapproved external URL to clear the check.
Save the result with the release
Record the route, check time, final status, redirects that were accepted, and unresolved failures. Recheck after deployment because a local build cannot prove production behavior. A material failure should hold or roll back the affected page through the authorized release owner.
Put the routine into practice
Start with one article lane and keep editorial, security, legal, financial, and business approvals with the named owners. OverseasVirtualAssistant.com can help scope Philippines-based support around the preparation and handoff work.
Read the supporting research or review the research support workflow.