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Use case 02 · Website and Content

Content that is no longer made by hand.

New pages, up to date copy, matching images: what someone puts together in the content management system today will in future be created automatically from your data, simply waiting for your approval.

What it is about

Where the time goes.

Websites do not go out of date because nobody wants to maintain them, but because maintenance is manual work. A new product, a new location, a changed service: every time, someone writes copy, looks for images, creates pages and links them.

We turn this around. Your master data is the source, the page is the result. Product, location or service data become complete pages including copy, images, meta data and linking, in your tone and your layout.

You stay in control: nothing goes live without approval. The difference is that you only review instead of producing.

Scope of service

What is created automatically.

Pages from data

Product, location or service pages are created from your master data, even in large numbers.

Copy in your tone

We set up your language once, and from then on every new text sounds like you.

Meta data and linking

Titles, descriptions, structured data and internal links are set at the same time.

Updates instead of admin

When your data changes, the page changes, not only once someone happens to notice.

The difference

Before and after.

Before

For every new page, copy is written, images are sourced and links are set by hand. Changes are put off because they mean effort.

After

New pages are ready as drafts as soon as the data is there. Your job is approval, not production.

Approach

From process review to live operation.

  1. Workflow mapping

    We look at what really happens today: tasks, frequencies, waiting times, handovers.

  2. Potential and roadmap

    Effort today, effort afterwards. That sets the order, with the biggest lever first.

  3. Implementation

    We build, connect your systems and test with real data. Only when it holds up does it go live.

  4. Operation and expansion

    We measure, fine-tune and move on to the next workflow.

How to work with us

Consulting, or consulting and implementation.

Both start with a review of your processes and a prioritised roadmap. After that, you decide who builds it.

Model A

Consulting

We show you the way, your team walks it.

  • Workflow mapping and assessment by effort and impact
  • Prioritised roadmap with sequence and effort estimate
  • Recommendations on tools, data protection and data flows
  • Training for your team

Result: you can start without us.

Most chosenModel B

Consulting and implementation

We show you the way and walk it with you.

  • Everything in model A
  • Building the automation and connecting your systems
  • Testing with real data, handover and documentation
  • Support in live operation and step-by-step expansion

Result: it runs, and access and data stay with you.

Questions about Website and Content

What companies ask before they start.

Do we have to switch our content management system?

Usually not. We start where your content lives today and work through the interfaces of your system. Only if a system allows no connection at all do we discuss alternatives before we start.

Will that not sound machine-made?

Only if you let it. We capture your language from real sample texts, and every page goes through approval. In practice, what people tend to notice is that the pages finally sound consistent.

What about the images?

Images come from your existing library or are generated to match, in a consistent visual style, in the right format and with alt text for accessibility.

Does automatically created content hurt visibility?

Random mass-produced text does, useful pages do not. What matters is whether a page answers a real question and brings its own data. That is exactly what we design the structure around. Volume is never the goal.

Which process is costing you too much time.

Describe it in two or three sentences. You will get a free, no-obligation assessment of whether and how it can be automated, and roughly what that would involve.