CMS editing + SEO sidecar
Structured content slots with an SEO brief sidecar as you write.
Note
CMS editing + SEO sidecar is part of Creytix Studio — the creative workspace for the site you already manage in Creytix.
Overview
Every page in Creytix is built from content slots — the eyebrow, headline, supporting copy, and calls to action that make up a template. CMS editing is where you fill those slots, and the SEO sidecar sits next to the editor the whole time, showing title length, meta description, and readability guidance as you type instead of flagging problems after the page ships.
| Creytix tool | Replaces |
|---|---|
| CMS editing + SEO sidecar | Sanity Studio (lite) |
Because the slots are structured rather than freeform, the same content plugs into hero sections, cards, and campaign derivatives without you retyping it three times.
How it works
- Open a page's content slots — the fields a template actually renders, not a raw document.
- Write with the SEO sidecar open — it reads your draft as you go and surfaces title, meta, and keyword guidance inline.
- Save and preview against the live template, so what you see is what ships.
Steps
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Open a page in Studio
From your workspace, select the page or content block you want to edit.
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Fill the content slots
Write the eyebrow, headline, body, and CTA in their own fields — no raw HTML wrangling.
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Check the SEO sidecar
Review title length, meta description, and readability guidance as you write, not as a separate audit step later.
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Preview and save
Preview against the real template, then save. The content is now available to the rest of Studio — campaigns, exports, and social.
Capabilities
- Structured content slots — fields tied to what a template actually renders.
- Live SEO sidecar — title, meta, and readability guidance while you write.
- Template-accurate preview — see the real layout, not a generic editor canvas.
- Reusable output — the same content feeds campaign derivatives and exports elsewhere in Studio.
Limits & honest scope
CMS editing is built for structured, template-bound content — not general-purpose page building.
- It's not a page builder with arbitrary drag-and-drop layout; slots follow the template they belong to.
- The SEO sidecar checks the mechanics (title, meta, structure) — it doesn't replace an editorial SEO strategy.
- Multi-language and versioned content workflows are still maturing. Check the changelog for what's current.