A small website-launch task can turn into three separate jobs: build the footer, make its links measurable, and check what is already on the live site. I build 1Footer and added three free tools for that workflow: 1. Footer generator: choose from the current app templates, adjust the style and copy static HTML/CSS. https://1footer.com/tools/footer... 2. UTM link builder: tag project links before putting them in the footer. Your analytics still needs to collect and reconcile the visits and conversions. https://1footer.com/tools/utm-li... 3. Footer checker: inspect the structure of an existing website footer. https://1footer.com/tools/footer... No account is needed to use the tools. Here is the real-screen generator walkthrough: https://1footer.com/tools?utm_so... The generator uses the core app's template catalog and renderer; copied HTML is a static snapshot. Managing shared footer updates across multiple sites is the separate app workflow. For founders managing several sites, is getting a first footer done the hard part, or keeping its links current after launch?
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