EVERYDAY NOTES — STATIC BLOG TEMPLATE

FILES
- index.php: HTML markup only (no PHP logic); served by PHP hosting as the homepage.
- assets/style.css: shared responsive styling.
- assets/favicon.svg: simple site icon.
- articles/: six individual English article pages.
- about.html, contact.html, privacy.html, terms.html: supporting pages.
- robots.txt and sitemap.xml: search crawler guidance and sitemap.
- .htaccess: basic Apache settings and security headers.

BEFORE PUBLISHING
1. Replace https://example.com everywhere with your real domain, including canonical links, sitemap.xml, and robots.txt.
2. Update the dates and review/edit the articles so they accurately reflect your editorial voice and any facts you publish.
3. Confirm blogseo@gmail.com is an email address you control.
4. This is a static site. The contact page uses a mailto link; it does not store or submit a form. If you need a web form, add a real server-side handler or a reputable form provider and update the privacy notice accordingly.
5. The privacy page is a starting point, not legal advice. Change it to describe the actual hosting logs, analytics, cookies, advertising tags, and third-party services you use.
6. Upload the contents of this ZIP into your web root (often public_html). Keep the assets and articles folders in place.
7. .htaccess is for Apache. If your host uses Nginx or another server, these rules will not apply; ask your host how to configure equivalent settings.
8. A template or sitemap does not guarantee Google Ads approval. Make sure the website and advertising accurately represent the real service, and check the applicable Google Ads policies.

No hidden redirects, cloaking, or fake review/testimonial sections are included.
