Publishing helpful posts creates search-friendly pages that can rank for niche keywords your customers actually Google. Inside our software you can write posts, add images, set SEO titles/descriptions, and organize content by categories and tags so it’s easy to browse.

• Evergreen visibility — posts keep attracting traffic long after you publish.
• Trust & authority — tutorials and case studies prove expertise.
• Lead capture — pair posts with forms, CTAs, and workflows.

Why it matters: A strategic blog compounds reach over time and feeds your funnels with warmer, better-educated prospects.

You can create and publish posts with a visual editor, assign categories and tags, add featured images, customize URL slugs, and set on-page SEO (title and meta description). Posts can be linked into your site navigation and landing pages for a seamless experience.

Why it matters: Everything lives in one platform (website, funnels, CRM, email/SMS), so you can promote content and track conversions end-to-end without duct-taping tools.

• Use a clear H1 with your primary keyword; break sections with descriptive H2/H3s.
• Write scannable paragraphs, bullets, and add relevant internal links to your key pages.
• Set a compelling SEO title (≈55–60 chars) and meta description (≈150–160 chars).
• Name images descriptively and include alt text for accessibility and relevance.

Why it matters: Clean structure helps search engines understand your topic and helps readers stay engaged—both improve rankings and conversions.

Start with customer questions from sales calls, inbox, and socials. Turn those into long-tail queries (e.g., “how to build a brand online for fitness coaches”). Complement with a keyword tool for search volume and difficulty, then map topics into a hub-and-spoke plan: one pillar page with supporting posts.

Why it matters: Matching content to real questions brings the right visitors—people already in the market for your offers.

Atlas is an optional, paid SEO add-on available in the platform’s ecosystem. It focuses on practical on-page optimization—helping you improve page titles, meta descriptions, headings, internal links, and overall content structure. Atlas also assists with finding content gaps and aligning posts to target intents.

Why it matters: You get repeatable checklists and guidance baked into your workflow, so every new post is published with strong fundamentals instead of guesswork.

• Add inline CTAs and end-of-post offers (audit, checklist, template).
• Embed forms and connect to workflows for instant follow-up via email/SMS.
• Use related posts and internal links to keep readers moving toward product pages.

Why it matters: Content should earn attention and capture demand—your blog becomes a 24/7 top-of-funnel that feeds your CRM automatically.

Yes. You can group posts with categories and tags for clean site architecture and easier discovery. This also helps search engines understand topic clusters across your site.

Why it matters: Better organization improves user experience and supports topical relevance—both are useful signals for SEO.

Aim for 1–2 quality posts per week: one long-form guide (pillar/supporting) and one shorter answer post. Repurpose each post into social clips and emails to amplify reach.

Why it matters: Consistency beats bursts. A steady cadence trains search engines and your audience to come back—compounding traffic over time.