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Solution for SEO & Content TeamsSEO content operations

Keep SEO content moving from brief to published page.

Acrosite helps SEO and content teams manage Posts, Pages, and Custom Content Types, keep metadata clean, coordinate reviews, schedule publishing, and trigger deployment from one Git-backed content workspace.

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The content operations problem

SEO plans move fast. Publishing systems usually do not.

The plan keeps producing briefs, pages, and refreshes. The publishing path stays manual — and that is where content velocity leaks out.

Where content gets stuckBrief→Draft→SEO→Review→Schedule→Publish
Scattered

Content briefs turn into scattered drafts.

SEO briefs, outlines, writer drafts, metadata notes, and approval comments often live in different tools.

Blocked

Landing pages wait on technical handoffs.

Service pages, location pages, comparison pages, and resource pages often need developer help just to become publishable.

Missed

Metadata quality is easy to lose.

Slugs, titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, noindex settings, and Open Graph fields get missed when publishing is manual.

Disconnected

Calendars do not always connect to publishing.

Editorial calendars show what should go live, but not always what is actually approved, scheduled, committed, or failed.

Waiting

Approvals slow down publishing cadence.

Editors, SEO managers, clients, and stakeholders need a clear review path before content goes live.

Invisible

Failed publishes are hard to track.

When publishing depends on manual commits or scattered tools, failures can disappear until someone notices the page is not live.

Editorial operations

One board for backlog, reviews, scheduling, and publish status.

Every content item moves left to right with its project, content type, SEO state, and publish timing attached — so the calendar always reflects what is actually happening.

Editorial board · 5 projects
01Backlog3
Content ideas, SEO briefs, and drafts that need preparation.
Blog PostDraft
Local SEO Checklist
ridge-plumbingBrief ready
PageDraft
Emergency Plumbing Austin
ridge-plumbingOutline
Custom TypeDraft
Case Study: SEO Campaign
northwindIdea
02Writing2
Posts, Pages, and Custom Content Types being written or edited.
PageWriting
Dental Implants Cost
acme-dental1,240 words
Blog PostWriting
Local SEO Guide
northwindDraft v2
03SEO Check2
Items that need slug, metadata, canonical, image, or noindex review.
PageNeeds SEO
SEO Audit Service
northwindMeta + slug
Custom TypeNeeds SEO
Glossary: Canonical URL
luma-legalAlt text
04In Review2
Content waiting on Team Members or Client Reviewers.
PageIn Review
Dental Implants Landing Page
acme-dentalClient Reviewer
Custom TypeIn Review
FAQ: Pricing Questions
northwindSEO Manager
05Scheduled2
Approved content with publish date, time, and timezone.
Blog PostScheduled
Product Update — May
northwindTue 09:00 CT
PageScheduled
Lawyer in Denver
luma-legalThu 08:00 MT
06Published / Failed2
Published items, trigger results, failed states, and retry visibility.
PagePublished
Plumber in Phoenix
ridge-plumbingDeployment triggered
Blog PostFailed
SaaS Onboarding Checklist
northwindRetry available
Content structures

Manage the content formats SEO teams publish every week.

Posts, Pages, and Custom Content Types map to the real work — recurring articles, landing pages, location pages, and structured knowledge content.

Posts

Blog posts and guides

Publish recurring editorial content such as guides, updates, tutorials, and thought-leadership articles.

Examples
Local SEO Guide/blog/local-seo-guideSaaS Onboarding Checklist/blog/saas-onboardingProduct Update/blog/product-update
Pages

Service and landing pages

Prepare standalone Pages for campaigns, services, feature pages, and conversion-focused content.

Examples
Emergency Plumbing/emergency-plumbingSEO Audit Service/seo-auditAgency Pricing Page/pricing
Pages

Location pages

Manage structured local SEO pages with consistent fields for city, service, metadata, and internal linking notes.

Examples
Dentist in Austin/dentist/austinPlumber in Phoenix/plumber/phoenixLawyer in Denver/lawyer/denver
Custom Content Types

FAQs and glossary items

Use Custom Content Types for structured knowledge content that supports SEO and customer education.

Examples
Pricing FAQfaqGlossary TermglossarySupport Questionsupport
Custom Content Types

Case studies and resources

Create structured content for case studies, downloadable resources, authors, testimonials, or knowledge hubs.

Examples
SEO Campaign Case Studycase-studyAuthor ProfileauthorResource Pageresource
SEO readiness

Know what is ready before it reaches GitHub.

Acrosite helps content teams prepare publishable content with the SEO and publishing fields modern Git-backed websites need — readiness checks, not ranking promises.

Content itemIn Review
PAGE · LOCATIONDental Implants Cost
Slug/dental-implants-cost
SEO titleDental Implants Cost in Austin (2026 Guide)
Canonicalacrosite.com/dental-implants-cost
Projectacme-dental
80%8 / 10 checks pass
Two items still need attention before this Page can publish.

Publish Readiness

8/10 pass
Slug is validPass
SEO title completedPass
Meta description completedPass
Canonical URL checkedPass
Open Graph fields setPass
Noindex reviewedPass
Featured image alt text addedReview
Required Custom Fields completedPass
Review status approvedReview
Deployment trigger profile configuredPass
Review coordination

Move content through review without losing context.

SEO managers, editors, writers, and Client Reviewers keep comments, approvals, and requested changes tied to the content item instead of scattered across tools.

Writer

Drafts content and submits it for review.

Editor

Checks structure, formatting, metadata, and readiness.

SEO Manager

Reviews SEO fields, publishing cadence, and campaign context.

Client Reviewer

Approves assigned content or requests changes without GitHub or internal access.

Review thread
PAGE · LOCATION · ASSIGNEDLocation Page: AustinNeeds Changes
SarahClient Reviewer
“Update service area wording.”

What the Client Reviewer never sees

Reviewers act only on assigned content. The operational layer stays inside the team workspace.

GitHub hiddenrepo
Deployment settings hiddenconfig
Billing hiddenplan
Other projects hiddenscope
Publishing cadence

Turn content calendars into scheduled publishes.

Acrosite connects content status, scheduled dates, project context, and publish logs — so the calendar reflects what is approved, scheduled, committed, or failed.

Content Calendar · May 2026

Plan weekly output

See what is drafted, approved, scheduled, and published for each project.

Schedule by timezone

Set future publish times without committing content early.

Track what actually happened

Publish Logs show commit status, deployment trigger result, and retry visibility.

Less technical handoff

Let developers set publishing rules, then let content teams operate.

Developers configure GitHub, branch, content paths, media paths, and deployment trigger profiles once. After setup, SEO and content teams create, review, schedule, and publish inside Acrosite.

Developer setup · once

Developer sets the rules

One-time technical configuration that keeps GitHub and deployment in expert hands.

  • GitHub App connection
  • Repository and branch
  • Content paths
  • Media paths
  • Deployment trigger profile
  • Content structure
Content team · every week

Content team operates

Routine content work the team owns end to end — no developer ticket for a finished page.

  • Create Posts
  • Create Pages
  • Fill SEO fields
  • Submit for review
  • Schedule content
  • View Publish Logs
Fewer tickets for routine content updates, and less waiting to publish a finished landing page.
Content scenarios

Where SEO and content teams use Acrosite.

The same operating layer underneath, shaped to the way each content program runs.

01

Weekly blog publishing

Plan, edit, review, schedule, and publish recurring Posts without manually moving files into GitHub.

02

Local SEO page rollout

Prepare location Pages with consistent fields, metadata, and scheduled publishing across projects.

03

Service page updates

Update service Pages, SEO titles, meta descriptions, and publish timing without developer handoff.

04

FAQ and glossary libraries

Use Custom Content Types to manage structured SEO-supporting content.

05

Client review for SEO content

Route final content to Client Reviewers without giving them GitHub, deployment, billing, or internal access.

06

Content refresh programs

Update existing content, check metadata, and republish through the same controlled workflow.

Recommended plans

Plans that scale with publishing volume.

Start where your content volume is today and move up as projects, team, and monthly publishing grow.

Creator

For small content teams and founders publishing across multiple Git-backed websites.

  • 10 projects
  • 3 Team Members
  • 200 published / month
Recommended

Agency Starter

For SEO consultants and small teams managing client websites, approvals, and scheduled publishing.

  • 25 projects
  • 7 Team Members
  • 500 published / month

Agency Pro

For content-heavy teams managing more projects, Team Members, Client Reviewers per project, and monthly publishing volume.

  • 100 projects
  • 15 Team Members
  • 2,000 published / month

Enterprise

For organizations with custom limits, higher publishing volume, onboarding, or support needs.

  • Custom project limits
  • Custom Team Members
  • Custom publishing volume
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SEO & content FAQ

Questions content teams ask first.

Metadata, scheduling, access, and recovery — the operational details that matter when you publish continuously.

Open documentation
No. Acrosite is content-first, but it includes SEO-focused fields and workflows for teams that publish blogs, landing pages, service pages, location pages, FAQs, resources, and structured content.
Yes. Acrosite supports SEO fields such as slugs, SEO titles, meta descriptions, canonical URLs, noindex controls, Open Graph fields, and media alt text where configured.
Yes. Approved content can be scheduled by date, time, and timezone. Scheduled content stays in Acrosite until publish time.
No. Writers, editors, SEO managers, Team Members, and Client Reviewers can work in Acrosite without direct GitHub access.
Yes. Client Reviewers can review assigned content, leave comments, approve, or request changes without seeing GitHub, deployment triggers, billing, team settings, or unrelated projects.
Yes. Use Pages for standalone landing, service, and location pages. Use Custom Content Types when the content needs a repeatable structured model.
No. Acrosite focuses on content operations, review, scheduling, GitHub publishing, metadata fields, and publish visibility. It is not positioned as an AI article generator.
Publish Logs show safe failure details and retry paths where possible, so the team can fix the issue and retry instead of losing track of the publish.
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Turn your content calendar into published pages.

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