Send a doc, get a published post
Writing the post is the hard part. Getting it into the CMS with the right headings, images and meta takes another hour. Roger does that hour, every time, and sends you the preview to approve.
What’s included
- Google Docs or Notion pages turned into CMS posts, with the formatting kept.
- Images sized and compressed for the web.
- Real alt text on every image.
- SEO title, meta description and URL slug.
- Schema, so search engines and AI tools read it as an article.
- Scheduling for the date you pick.
- Translations into the languages your site supports.
How it works
Send the doc.
Drop a Google Doc or Notion link in the thread, with a date if it should wait. Images can sit in the doc or come as a folder link.
Review the post.
Roger builds it in your CMS on staging or as a draft and sends you the preview.
Publish or schedule.
On your go he publishes or schedules the post, then checks the live page on desktop and mobile.
Where it publishes
Webflow CMS, Framer CMS, the Squarespace blog, WordPress, the Shopify blog, and headless CMSs like Sanity on custom sites.
He works inside the fields and templates your CMS already has, so a new post looks like every other post on your site. If something is missing, like an author, a category or a cover image, he asks instead of guessing.
What it costs
Included. Each post is a small request, and so are translations and newsletter issues.
Questions
All questionsDoes he write the posts?
He publishes your words. He writes the meta description and alt text, and flags anything that reads unclear before it goes live.
Which CMSs does he work with?
Webflow, Framer, Squarespace, WordPress, Shopify and headless CMSs like Sanity. If your CMS runs in a browser, he can work in it.
Can he turn posts into a newsletter?
Yes. He builds Kit or Mailchimp issues from your notes and schedules them for your approval.
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