Feature Ideas

As a website agency would like to create websites for client's website, But want to give them access, so that they can manage their blogs, It's deal breaker, When we have can purchase license for unlimited website, But can't give us unlimited users ? Kindly increase the number of Team members to unlimited when unlimited website plan is purchased, Or Keep the team as present, just give website login access to Guest Authors, It would be great if guest author can login to blog website itself ( Like blog.website.tld/login ), instead of typeflo website

It would be really helpful to add Previous and Next links in the blog posts to save having to go back to the main page then select another post

I would love the option to have the option to set the Homepage to show Categories instead of the current Articles. Same layout, same workflow, but instead of the cards with articles I would see cards leading to the categories pages. This way, the Homepage would display a card for Sports, a card for Lifestyle, one for Politics, etc... Thank you!

The Case for Removing Dates from Blog Posts Timeless Appeal: Eliminating dates from blog posts helps maintain their relevance over time. Readers might overlook valuable content simply because it's dated, even if the information remains accurate and insightful.Enhanced Reader Engagement: Content without dates encourages visitors to focus on the message rather than its age. This fosters deeper engagement, as users judge the content based on quality rather than perceived timeliness.Improved SEO Performance: Search engines often rank evergreen content higher when it appears current. Removing dates prevents search algorithms from deprioritizing posts solely due to older timestamps.Reduced Update Pressure: Bloggers feel less compelled to frequently update posts to keep them "fresh." This allows for strategic content planning and reduces the workload associated with constant revisions. While dates are beneficial for time-sensitive topics, removing them from evergreen content can enhance a blog’s enduring appeal, user engagement, and search visibility. (ChatGPT supported my own explanation here to an otherwise much longer post!)

a central dashboard for admin .There we should be able to manage blogs , teams, auhors in websites etc

This would use AI to auto generate the following based on your article content and target keyword - SEO optimized post slugs SEO optimized Meta titles & descriptions SEO optimized Image Alt Tags

Stripping out the header and footer create an embed section to push into an existing site

User can run multiple languages of the same content and map translated blog together with flag sign. Ex., aaa.com/blog/how-to-write-ai-code-en for English aaa.com/blog/how-to-write-ai-code-de for German content aaa.com/blog/how-to-write-ai-code-cn for Chinese content With flag on menu as filter

Internal linking is a factor to get your content ranked higher on search engines. Yet this process is ignored by almost everyone while writing / publishing content. With this feature, we plan to automate the internal linking process (Or provide you with internal linking suggestions while you are writing your content)

I think we would benefit from the ability to re-order how posts are displayed - both in the featured section as well as in the general all articles.

Would it be possible to integrate some AI writers ? Not sure how it could work since the basic doc needs to be in Google docs

I believe that Pages should have the functionality to pull articles based on Categories. This way we can choose to display specific content for each page, effectively creating the equivalent of "desks" such as "Sports", "Lifestyle", etc. (based on existing content of course). Right now this can only be achieved by creating additional blogs and linking to them via menu..I would like to be able to increase the Menu links from 5 to 10. In mobile it is collapsed anyway, and on desktop it could also be present as a hamburger once we go beyond 5 links.

Introduce the ability to designate a link or page, or create a custom 404 page. This feature will improve user experience by allowing blog owners to maintain brand consistency and provide helpful navigation options even when users encounter broken links or non-existing pages.

Password protection for certain pages and blogs. SMBs often rely on internal Google Docs for things like call scripts, procedures, and other documents. These docs should only be seen by the company's own team. Many businesses have various Google Docs in their Drive that can be managed using Google Workspace settings or permissions. Just like Google Docs, it's crucial to have password protection in place. This way, access can be controlled at both the website and page levels to keep internal and external info separate.

I would like to have a Typeflo-native Subscribe widget that I can place on any of our websites in order to collect subscribers for the blog on Typeflo. Basically, just as we have a subscribe block on Typeflo, I'd like to be able to place it on other sites via a native widget.