Managing more websites should not mean managing more CMS accounts. Create a separate ContioReach workspace for every brand, website, business, client, or content operation you manage. Keep each one independent. Switch between them from the same account.
ContioReach workspaces let you manage multiple blogs without combining their content operations. Each workspace has its own content, team access, and relevant site configuration, while your account provides a central place to manage them.
One ContioReach account
Access the workspaces you manage from one account.
Separate workspaces
Keep each blog's content, team, and configuration associated with the correct site.
Switch between blogs
Move between workspaces without maintaining a separate CMS login for every site.
Centralized access and separated context are not opposites.
You should only have to choose between them when the CMS was not designed for more than one blog.
Workspaces give structure to a CMS that needs to support more than one blog.
Your account
Each workspace
You get centralized access without turning every website into the same content operation.
The account is shared. The context never is.
Brands
Keep different brand content and publishing contexts separated under one account.
Websites
Create a dedicated content environment for each website you manage.
Businesses
Operate several business properties without creating an entirely separate CMS account for each one.
Clients
Give agency clients independent workspaces so their content and teams remain organized.
Content operations
Separate different publishing operations when they need their own content, workflow, and configuration.
Workspace switching
Move between workspaces from the same account instead of constantly signing in and out of separate systems.
The reason for a workspace changes from team to team.
The requirement does not — every operation needs a context of its own.
Create a workspace
Create a dedicated workspace for the website, brand, or client you want to manage.
Configure the workspace
Set up the relevant site settings, team access, and publishing configuration.
Add and manage content
Create or organize articles within the workspace for that blog.
Connect and publish
Use the configured content delivery workflow to publish content to the intended website.
One login. Every content operation.
Scale the number of blogs you manage without multiplying the number of systems you need to operate.
Content stays organized
Manage each blog's articles within its own workspace.
Access follows responsibilities
Use workspace roles to give team members the permissions appropriate to their work.
Settings stay site-specific
Keep relevant content and publishing configuration associated with the intended website.
Search insights stay actionable
Use integrated Google Search Console data to understand how published articles perform and identify opportunities for improvement.
Developers
Connect each blog to its intended frontend and manage content delivery through the appropriate workspace configuration.
SEO teams
Organize blogs by website or brand and keep content optimization connected to the correct content operation.
Content teams
Manage articles, editorial work, and publishing within the workspace for each site.
Agencies
Manage multiple client blogs from one account while keeping each client's content and team access separate.
Multi-site businesses
Maintain distinct content operations for different business websites without managing a separate CMS account for each.
Marketing teams
Run separate blogs for different products, brands, or regions while keeping each one's content in its own workspace.
The CMS stays centralized.
The work stays properly separated.
Create
Open a dedicated workspace for the content operation.
Configure
Set the appropriate site, team, publishing, and developer settings.
Invite
Give the right people access to that workspace.
Create
Manage content inside the correct context.
Publish
Deliver the content to the site associated with that workspace.
Switch
Move to another workspace when the next brand or client needs attention.
Every operation stays where it belongs.
Content, team, and configuration follow the workspace rather than the account.
Independent content
Each workspace keeps its own articles and content operation separate.
Independent teams
Give people access to the workspaces they actually need instead of treating every account user the same.
Independent configuration
Keep site and publishing configuration attached to the correct content operation.
One account should make management easier.
It should never make your brands less distinct.
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A workspace is a separate content environment for a blog, website, brand, or client. It keeps the relevant content, team access, and configuration organized within your ContioReach account.
Yes. You can create multiple workspaces and switch between them from one ContioReach account. The number of workspaces available depends on your subscription plan.
Workspaces are designed to keep content and relevant configuration associated with the correct site or brand. Check the product documentation for the exact scope of workspace-level settings and isolation.
Yes. Agencies can use separate workspaces to organize client blogs, content operations, and team access from one account.
ContioReach provides workspace roles such as Manager, Editor, and Viewer. Use the available permissions to align team access with each person's responsibilities.
ContioReach integrates Google Search Console into its content workflow. Teams can use connected search performance and indexing features as part of their content management process.
Create separate workspaces for your websites, brands, or clients. Keep content and team access organized as your content operation grows.
