Owner checklist
Manual search engine submission checklist
Use this page as an internal checklist. Do not automate mass submission, spam directories, create fake backlinks, or imply endorsements.
Google Search Console
- Add floodi.app as a domain property.
- Verify DNS ownership using Google Search Console instructions.
- Submit https://floodi.app/sitemap.xml.
- Use URL Inspection for key pages like /, /florida-flood-map, /government, /what-is-floodi, and /media.
- Monitor impressions, indexed pages, crawl errors, and enhancement reports.
Bing Webmaster Tools
- Add floodi.app or import the verified Google Search Console property.
- Verify domain ownership if not imported.
- Submit https://floodi.app/sitemap.xml.
- Use URL Inspection for priority pages and review crawl issues.
- Monitor indexed pages, impressions, and search queries.
Ethical indexing rules
- Do not scrape or spam government agencies.
- Do not create fake backlinks, fake customers, fake reviews, or fake endorsements.
- Do not auto-post to random websites.
- Earn links through useful public resources, partner embeds, news coverage, and legitimate pilots.
Search visibility safety FAQ
Open Floodi, choose Report flooding, allow location if you want the map to place the report nearby, add road-impact details or photos when available, and submit the report for community awareness.
No. Floodi is independent community situational awareness and does not replace 911, official emergency alerts, evacuation orders, or instructions from local government and public safety agencies.
Floodi combines community confirmations, disputes, admin review, public-safe report fields, and official weather context where available. Reports may still be delayed, incomplete, or inaccurate.
Yes. Cities, counties, HOAs, property managers, media teams, and emergency partners can request a Floodi pilot, map embed, or data-access discussion for local flood awareness.
No. Call 911 for life-threatening emergencies, never drive through flooded roads, and always follow official instructions from local emergency management, law enforcement, and weather authorities.