Content Management for Marketing
Content Management for Marketing
Available from v1.0.90
The Content Management module gives marketing teams a structured environment to create, review, publish, and measure content — all inside the platform. It covers blog posts, case studies, and documentation, and connects authoring to governance and analytics in one place.
Content Types
The following content types are supported out of the box:
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Blog Posts | Long-form articles intended for publishing to your blog or news feed. |
| Case Studies | Structured customer success stories with configurable sections. |
| Documentation | Internal or external reference docs, user guides, and FAQs. |
Version Control
Every content item maintains a full revision history. This means:
- All edits are saved as discrete versions with a timestamp and author record.
- Authors and editors can compare any two versions side by side.
- Any previous version can be restored as the current draft with a single action.
- Version history is preserved even after publication, supporting audit and compliance needs.
Approval Workflows
Content progresses through a configurable approval pipeline before it can be published.
Typical Workflow Stages
- Draft — Author creates or edits content.
- In Review — Content is submitted for editorial or legal review.
- Approved — Designated approvers sign off on the content.
- Published — Content is released.
Workflow stages and the approvers assigned to each stage are configurable per content type and team. Reviewers receive in-platform notifications when items are ready for their attention.
SEO Optimization
Built-in SEO tooling is available for all content types. The following fields and checks are provided:
- Title tag — Editable SEO-specific title, distinct from the content headline.
- Meta description — Summary text displayed in search engine results.
- Canonical URL — Set canonical links to prevent duplicate content issues.
- Keyword guidance — Identify and reinforce target keywords throughout the content.
- Readability scoring — Real-time scoring helps authors write content that is clear and accessible.
Content Performance Analytics
Once content is published, the platform tracks and surfaces performance data without requiring external tooling.
Metrics available include:
- Traffic — Page views and unique visitors over time.
- Engagement — Time on page, scroll depth, and interaction signals.
- Conversion indicators — Downstream actions taken by readers (e.g. form fills, demo requests), depending on your integrations.
Analytics are accessible directly from the content item detail view, so authors and marketers can connect content quality to business outcomes.
Permissions
Content Management respects the platform's existing role-based access control. Typical role assignments:
| Role | Capabilities |
|---|---|
| Author | Create and edit drafts, submit for review. |
| Editor / Reviewer | Review submissions, leave comments, approve or reject. |
| Publisher | Final approval and publish action. |
| Admin | Configure workflow stages, manage approvers, view all analytics. |
Contact your platform administrator to adjust role assignments for your team.
Getting Started
- Navigate to Marketing → Content in the main navigation.
- Select New Content and choose a content type (Blog Post, Case Study, or Documentation).
- Author your content in the editor. Use the SEO panel on the right to fill in metadata and review your readability score.
- When ready, click Submit for Review to enter the approval workflow.
- Approvers will be notified and can approve or request changes from the Review Queue.
- Once fully approved, click Publish. Performance analytics will begin populating within 24 hours of publication.