An SEO agency delivering blogs as a service
Clients see your name on the blog and the reports. Your team still uses one publishing system.
Site settings · Blog appearance
Brand
Your company
Logo, colors, and visitor copy
Public blog
harbor.example
Platform chrome stays hidden
Accent color
White label is the public blog appearance and copy. You set the logo, the colors, the layout, and the labels readers see in navigation and empty states. New posts inherit that chrome. You do not restyle each article. The workspace your team logs into can still be Blogdat.ai. The page a customer opens does not have to mention it. If you only change the logo and leave the default navigation labels, the blog still reads like a template. Set the copy the visitor actually reads.
How it works
White label replaces the Blogdat name and logo on the surfaces clients and readers see. The workspace, the public blog, and the reports can carry your brand, your colors, and your wording. Writing, indexing, keyword tracking, and monitoring still run in the same account.
Agencies use this so a client recognizes the agency, not the tooling. Each client site keeps its own domain, language, template, and schedule. The brand layer is presentation. The publishing system underneath stays shared, which is how one team operates many sites without rebuilding the workflow.
Set the logo, colors, and visitor-facing copy before you share a link. A half-branded report undermines the rest of the setup. The platform chrome stays available to your own team.
Clients see your name on the blog and the reports. Your team still uses one publishing system.
Colors, logo, and visitor copy match the brand you already sell, including the hosted blog.
Each public site looks like that brand. Planning and review can still happen in shared workspaces.
White label wraps the same writer, research, images, indexing, and analytics. Agency mode and workspaces decide who can see which client. Your own domain is still what the public host shows in search.
Customize appearance and visitor copy in blogdat.ai.
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