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For agencies · Built for multiple blogs

One CMS account.
Every client blog.

Managing more clients should grow your business. It should not multiply the number of disconnected CMS accounts, publishing processes, content tools, and login credentials your team has to operate. ContioReach gives agencies one account for multiple independent content workspaces. Each client keeps its own content, team, settings, publishing operation, and frontend. Your agency keeps one place to manage them.

Multiple workspaces
Separate teams
100% headless
AGENCY CONTENT OPERATIONS, DONE DIFFERENTLY

Centralize the operation without mixing the clients.

Agencies need two things that often conflict. Central control. Client separation. You want your team to manage everything from one place.

But Client A should never become part of Client B's content environment. ContioReach makes the workspace the boundary.

One account

Give your agency one place to access the content operations it manages.

Separate workspaces

Keep each client, brand, website, and content operation independent.

Shared operating model

Use the same strong CMS workflow without forcing every client to use the same content, team, or frontend.

The workspace is the boundary.

Everything above it is shared. Nothing below it leaks between clients.

THE FOUNDATION

One agency account. Independent client operations underneath.

Every client gets its own content environment.

Your agency

Account accessWorkspace switchingTeam managementOperational visibilityMultiple blogsCentralized workflow

Each client workspace

ArticlesTeamRolesSEO and GEOPublishing settingsDeveloper configurationFrontend connection

Centralized management does not require centralized content.

Your team works in one account. Each client stays in its own environment.

BUILT FOR AGENCY SCALE

Give every client a complete blog operation without rebuilding your process.

Multiple workspaces

Create a dedicated workspace for every client, brand, website, or publishing operation your agency manages.

Roles and permissions

Give Managers, Editors, and Viewers the access appropriate to their responsibilities.

Content editor

Give agency writers and editors one consistent environment for creating and improving client content.

SEO and GEO

Keep optimization inside the content workflow instead of maintaining another disconnected process for every account.

Auto publish

Automate repeatable publishing tasks where appropriate without turning every client into the same automated system.

Headless delivery

Connect each client's content to the frontend architecture appropriate to that website rather than forcing every account onto one technical stack.

Your process stays the same as the client list grows.

That consistency is what makes the next account profitable instead of painful.

FROM NEW CLIENT TO RUNNING WORKSPACE

Add another client without adding another disconnected operating system.

01

Create

Create a dedicated workspace for the new client.

Keep the client's content, team, settings, and publishing environment separate from every other account you manage.

02

Configure

Set up the appropriate team access, content workflow, publishing configuration, and frontend connection for that client.

03

Operate

Create, review, optimize, publish, index, and manage the client's blog from the same ContioReach account your agency already uses.

One login. Every content operation.

Onboarding a client becomes a workspace, not a new platform.

BUILT FOR THE WHOLE AGENCY

Give every participant the right place in the workflow.

Agency owners and managers

See the content operations your team manages without maintaining a completely separate CMS account for every client.

Writers and editors

Move between client workspaces while keeping each brand's content and context properly separated.

Client stakeholders

Give appropriate visibility or participation without giving every stakeholder full control over the workspace.

The agency gets operational consistency.

The client keeps an independent content environment.

THE AGENCY WORKFLOW

Scale the number of clients without scaling the chaos.

01

Create

Open the dedicated workspace for the client.

02

Configure

Set the team, access, publishing, and frontend connection appropriate to that account.

03

Create

Produce and manage content inside the correct client environment.

04

Improve

Review expertise, SEO, GEO, internal connections, and editorial quality.

05

Publish

Deliver the article through the client's configured publishing workflow.

06

Measure

Use connected search performance to understand what happens after publication.

Then switch to the next client without switching platforms.

The workflow is identical. Only the workspace changes.

BUILT FOR PRODUCTION

Agency scale without sacrificing separation or reliability.

Multiple workspaces

Keep every client operation independent while managing them from one account.

Clear team access

Use workspace roles to control who can manage, edit, or view each content operation.

99.9% uptime

Build client websites around a production content layer designed for reliable content delivery.

Your agency can scale the operation

without turning the CMS itself into another operational problem.

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Still have questions? Feel free to contact our friendly support team specialists.

Yes. ContioReach workspaces are designed to let agencies and multi site teams manage separate content operations from one account.

Yes. Each workspace keeps its own content and configuration associated with the correct client or site.

Yes. Roles such as Manager, Editor, and Viewer help agencies give people access appropriate to their responsibilities.

Yes. ContioReach is 100% headless, so each client's frontend can use the architecture appropriate to that website.

No. Automation is a capability inside the CMS. Each workspace can use the content workflow appropriate to that client's publishing strategy.

Built for agencies · Built for scale

Add clients. Not CMS chaos.

Create a workspace for every account. Keep teams and content separate. Use one publishing system. Let every client keep the frontend that fits their business.

Multiple clientsSeparate operationsOne account