Once you publish your Psyke pages, they immediately go live under your connected domain or subfolder. Here’s what happens behind the scenes — and what you may still need to complete for everything to function smoothly.
What Happens Right After Publishing
1. Your Pages Go Live Instantly
As soon as you click Publish, Psyke deploys all generated landing pages to our hosting infrastructure. You’ll be able to visit your live URLs immediately using:
your connected subdomain (e.g.,
pages.yourwebsite.com), oryour reverse-proxy subfolder (e.g.,
yourwebsite.com/pages/...)
2. Tracking Begins (If Set Up)
Psyke starts collecting impressions and clicks for each keyword/page.
Inside the Track tab, you’ll see:
keyword rankings
impressions
page-level clicks
performance trends over time
3. Automatic SEO Enhancements Are Applied
Each page is deployed with:
optimized meta tags
semantic structure
clean URLs
consistent internal linking (if enabled)
This gives search engines a strong foundation to crawl and index your pages quickly.
What You May Still Need to Set Up
Publishing makes your pages live — but there are a few additional steps recommended to fully activate SEO, tracking, and analytics.
1. Connect Google Analytics (optional but recommended)
If you want deeper analytics beyond Psyke’s built-in tracking:
Go to your campaign in the editor
Select Publish → Analytics
Paste your Google Analytics tracking ID
Save your changes
This unlocks:
page views
sessions
conversions
deeper behavioral insights
2. Add Additional Tracking Scripts (optional)
If you use tools like:
Meta Pixel
Hotjar
Custom scripts
You can paste them under the Head section of any page.
This is helpful for retargeting, heat-mapping, or A/B testing.
3. Ensure Your Domain Connection Is Correct
If you used a subdomain or reverse proxy, make sure:
DNS propagation has finished (can take up to 48 hours)
your reverse proxy route matches the exact path
there are no conflicting DNS records
This ensures all pages resolve properly.
4. Submit Your Sitemap to Google (optional but helpful)
Although Psyke automatically generates SEO-optimized pages, it’s useful to submit your sitemap via Google Search Console so your pages index faster.
Your sitemap URL will be:
https://<your-subdomain>/sitemap.xmlor
https://yourwebsite.com/pages/sitemap.xml(if using reverse proxy)
Submitting the sitemap gives search engines a clear map of all your pages.
5. Continue Editing or Regenerating Your Pages
Publishing isn’t final — you can still:
edit any landing page
regenerate content
add new keywords
adjust layouts or components
republish anytime
Changes go live within seconds.
Summary
Publishing your Psyke pages makes them visible immediately, activates built-in performance tracking, and optimizes them for search engines. After publishing, you may still want to:
connect analytics
add tracking scripts
confirm domain setup
submit your sitemap
continue refining your pages
These optional steps help you get the most out of your campaigns and ensure strong SEO performance from day one.