Caden Sumner
Caden Sumner is the founder of Jackalope Digital, where he builds LopeBase to run his own portfolio of SaaS products from one console. He writes about the weekly work of keeping several products healthy: revenue, search, analytics, uptime, and email.
Posts by Caden Sumner
How to check llms.txt on every site you run
Check that each product's llms.txt is served as text, has the parts the proposal asks for, and links to pages that still exist, with a weekly routine.
ReadSPF, DKIM, and DMARC for several product domains
Set up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC when you run several products: one record per domain, every sender listed, subdomains, idle domains, and a weekly check.
ReadGA4 for multiple websites: how to see them in one view
How to see several websites' Google Analytics 4 data in one place: one property or many, roll-ups, Looker Studio blends, the API, and what each costs you.
ReadGoogle Search Console for multiple domains
Running Search Console for several sites: Domain or URL-prefix properties, adding users, the 1,000-row limit, and how to check every domain each week.
ReadUptime monitoring for several apps: what to watch
What to monitor when you run several apps: the site, the database, the queue, payments, and your AI provider, checked with cheap authenticated calls.
ReadA weekly SEO routine for founders running several SaaS products
A 20 minute weekly SEO check for founders running more than one SaaS site: page-two searches, skipped titles, competing pages, indexing, and speed.
ReadA weekly review routine for founders running several SaaS products
A 30 minute Monday review for founders running more than one SaaS product: what to check, in what order, and how to turn it into a short list to act on.
ReadHow to run several SaaS products without building an admin for each one
A practical way to run two, three, or ten small SaaS products without rebuilding admin, analytics, and support tooling every time you launch.
ReadHow to track MRR across multiple Stripe accounts
How to track MRR across multiple Stripe accounts: a read-only key per account, monthly normalizing, currencies, and the mistakes that make totals wrong.
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