Website Pages (Blog, Guides & Legal)
Who this is for: Marmend staff with the Owner or Admin role. This tool publishes pages on the public marmend.com website.
The Website Pages editor lets you create and publish public pages without a developer:
| Page type | Where it appears |
|---|---|
| Blog post | marmend.com/blog/<your-slug> — plus an automatic blog index at /blog and an RSS feed |
| Integration guide | marmend.com/integrations/<your-slug> |
| Legal page | marmend.com/legal/<your-slug> |
| Product page | marmend.com/product/<your-slug> |
| Solution page | marmend.com/solutions/<your-slug> |
| Case study | marmend.com/customers/<your-slug> |
| Company page | marmend.com/<slug> — root-level; only the slugs about and contacts are available |
You reach the editor at **app.marmend.com/platform-cms**. It's available only to Owner/Admin users.
Create a page
- Open app.marmend.com/platform-cms and click New page.
- Pick the page type (see the table above).
- Fill in:
- Title — the page heading.
- Slug — the last part of the web address. Use lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens (e.g.
getting-started). The page will live at/blog/getting-started,/integrations/...,/legal/..., and so on per the table above. - Locale — the language. English is the default and appears at the plain address; other languages get a language prefix (e.g.
/uk/blog/...). Supported languages: English, Ukrainian, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Polish, and Arabic. - Blog posts also have an Author and Tags.
- Legal pages also have an Effective date.
Write the content with blocks
The page body is built from blocks. Add, reorder (↑ ↓), or remove blocks, and edit the selected block on the right. A live preview on the left always matches what the published page will look like.
Available blocks:
- Hero — big heading with an optional subtitle and button.
- Text — paragraphs, written in Markdown.
- Stats — a row of key numbers with labels.
- Links — a grid of link tiles.
- Call-to-action — a closing headline with a button.
- Image — a standalone image with alt text (describes the image for screen readers and search engines — fill it in for every image) and an optional visible caption.
- Video — an embedded YouTube or Vimeo video.
- Link — a single prominent link.
- Feature grid — a grid of feature cards (icon, title, description).
- Testimonial — a customer quote with name, title, and optional photo/logo.
- FAQ — a list of questions and answers.
- Media showcase — a screenshot or video paired with text, with optional checklist or card layouts.
- Card grid — an "Explore more" band of linked cards.
Marketing pages (product, solution, case study) usually combine the hero with the marketing blocks — feature grid, media showcase, testimonial, FAQ — and close with a call-to-action.
Add images
There are two ways to place an image:
- Image block — add an Image block, upload or paste the image URL, and fill in the Alt text (and a Caption if you want one shown under the image). Use this for standalone illustrations.
- Inside a Text block — select a Text block, choose a file in the Insert image box, and click Upload & insert. The image is added into that text block's Markdown.
Allowed formats: PNG, JPG, JPEG, GIF, WEBP (max 5 MB). SVG is not allowed.
Save vs. publish
- Save draft — keeps your work private. Nothing appears on the website. A draft may contain image blocks that don't have their image yet — they simply don't render.
- Save & publish — makes the page live on marmend.com within moments. Fill in every block first: an empty block (for example an image block still waiting for its picture) blocks publishing until you fill it or remove it.
When you edit and re-publish an already-published page, its original publish date stays the same, and an "Updated …" line appears so readers know it was revised.
Rename, archive
- Renaming the slug then publishing automatically removes the page from its old web address — no broken old link is left behind.
- Archive takes a page off the website (the live page is removed) but keeps all your content, so you can bring it back later.
Good to know
- Pages are managed in production. This editor edits the real marmend.com website — there's no separate staging copy of the content.
- Legal pages: keep them as drafts until your legal review is signed off, then publish.
- Look and feel (fonts, colours, header/footer) is set by the site design and isn't changed here — you control the content, not the layout.
- AI agents can author these pages too — over the Marmend MCP connection, with the same rules and a human-confirmed publish step. See Authoring Content with Your Own AI Agent.