I Built a Simple Index Page to Keep My SEO Side Project Organised (and my sanity)

by ecofurball

I’ve been working on a small content-driven side project in the sustainability / pet care space for a while now. Nothing flashy, just long-form articles and steady publishing.

One thing I didn’t expect was how quickly things became messy once I started sharing content across different platforms.

After a few months, I had:

articles on my own site

references on places like Medium, Vocal, etc.

profile links scattered across platforms

no single place where I could see everything at a glance

I wasn’t trying to “build a network” or optimise anything aggressively — I just kept losing track of where I’d mentioned what.

So I built a very simple solution for myself: a plain index page that lists external references and related resources in one place.

It’s not fancy, and it’s not meant for anyone else. The goal was purely organisational:

one URL I could check

one place Google could crawl

one place I could update when I published something new

Here’s the index page as it exists right now:
https://ecofurball-link-hub-473689506510.europe-west1.run.app/

What surprised me is how much calmer the process feels when everything is visible. I spend less time wondering whether something has been indexed, whether I’ve duplicated effort, or whether a platform has dropped a page.