A done-for-you SEO blog retainer
Onboard the client site, attach a template, set the interval, and run the same monthly rhythm you sell.
Agency SEO blog platform for many client sites
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Invite the client into their workspace, not into your whole portfolio.
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Agency delivery is not a separate editor. It is a workspace per client, sites inside that workspace, and the templates you already trust applied again. Onboarding is a sequence: create the workspace, add the site, connect the domain, set the language, attach the templates, set the interval, choose publish or review, then generate the first posts. The next client repeats the sequence. They do not get a new process, a new login style, or a one-off document that only one project manager understands. If step four is different every time, the portfolio will be different every time, and you will not know which client is actually set up.
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Reusable process
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Invite the client into their workspace only. They see their sites and drafts. They do not see the rest of the portfolio.
Agency portfolio · Client workspaces
Agency
Northstar Content
Branded delivery across clients
Client site
harbor.example
Own workspace · own templates
Client A · 3 sitesActive
Client B · 1 siteActive
Client C · 5 sitesActive
How it works
Agency mode is the operating model for a portfolio. Each client gets a workspace and sites. You apply your templates, your publishing cadence, and your branded experience. The work repeats: research, draft, review or autopublish, index, and report. You do not rebuild that system every time a client signs.
Client sites keep their own domains, languages, keyword sets, and schedules. A local business and a SaaS client do not share a public blog. They can share the process your team already runs. White label keeps your brand on the surfaces the client sees.
The portfolio view is how you see who is active, which sites are publishing, and where a cadence has gone quiet. That is the difference between a service you can staff and a pile of one-off logins.
Use cases
Many niches, one team
Templates carry the outline for each niche. The writer and the research brief adapt the substance per site.
Handing a client their own branded blog
The public host, the logo, and the reports show the agency or the client brand you configured.
What is included
- Client workspaces
- Separate each client's sites, templates, members, and billing boundary.
- Branded delivery
- Ship the public blog under your agency brand or the client's.
- Reusable process
- Apply the same templates, cadence, and review rules across the portfolio.
- Portfolio scale
- Add clients by repeating the setup, not by rebuilding the system.
How it connects
Agency mode uses workspaces, white label, the AI blog writer, keyword tracking, and indexing across the book of business. Your own domain on each client site keeps their search equity on their host.
Search topics
- agency seo blogs
- client blogging platform
- seo reseller blogs
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