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BlogSEO Client Workspace Setup (Onboarding)

A sequence with 7 steps: Create the BlogSEO account and select the Ambition plan at $97/month.

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BlogSEO Client Workspace Setup (Onboarding)

  1. 01

    Create the BlogSEO account and select the Ambition plan at $97/month

    Ambition covers 30 SEO articles per month, up to 15 backlinks, HD image generation, and the Reasoning AI model. Map client count against that 30-article ceiling before committing, since one shared account spreads the quota across every site you onboard.

  2. 02

    Connect the client's website URL to BlogSEO

    The URL is the seed for keyword discovery and competitor analysis. Run it against the client's real domain, not a staging URL, so the keyword set reflects the live site structure.

  3. 03

    Wire auto-publishing to the client CMS

    BlogSEO publishes to Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Contentful, or a custom webhook. For custom stacks, point the webhook at a staging endpoint first and confirm the payload renders correctly before switching to production.

  4. 04

    Activate keyword discovery and competitor monitoring

    Review the generated keyword opportunities against the client's actual service lines. Discard terms the client cannot credibly rank for or sell against, and keep the list where the account manager can see it.

  5. 05

    Generate one test article and validate brand voice

    BlogSEO matches brand voice from the site, but a single test post is the only way to confirm tone, internal linking, and contextual backlink placement before full rollout. Send it to the client for sign-off in writing.

  6. 06

    Configure the internal linking structure

    Check that BlogSEO's automatic internal links point to pages the client wants ranked, not to thin or outdated posts. Fix the target list before the publishing schedule goes live.

  7. 07

    Set the publishing cadence and hand off to delivery

    Lock the monthly article count to what the retainer covers, then hand the client's CMS credentials, keyword list, and approved test article to the delivery owner with a written publishing calendar.