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Titanium Site Watch Tutorials
23 practical tutorials for WordPress, WooCommerce and downtime monitoring.

Start with the free local WordPress and WooCommerce diagnostics, then move through selected pages, Critical Content, signed-in/member-only checks, optional Website Down Watch automation, alert routing, monitoring history and frontend status badges.

  • Free local diagnostics first
  • 11-check WooCommerce Health
  • Protected/member-only page checks
  • Automatic alerts when connected
Step-by-step Titanium Site Watch tutorials.

Every item below is a practical task you can perform in Titanium Site Watch: configure it, run it, test it or read a monitoring result.

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Protected PagesSafety

Choose a Monitoring test user that represents real member access

The quality of a protected-page check depends on the permissions of the local account used to open that page.

Step by step

  1. Create or identify a dedicated WordPress account for monitoring.
  2. Give it the same role, membership or access level as the users whose experience you want to verify.
  3. Avoid using an Administrator account when the protected page has membership or role restrictions.
  4. In Site Watch → Pages & Checks, search for the user by name or username.
  5. Select the account and save the monitored-page settings.
  6. Confirm the Test user result says the page can be opened correctly.
  7. Re-test after changing membership, access-control or role plugins.

Ready to start with the WordPress plugin?

Install Titanium Site Watch from WordPress.org, run the local diagnostics, configure the checks that matter to your site, and connect Website Down Watch later only if you want automatic monitoring and alerts.

Download Titanium Site Watch