Behind the scenes
A blog the whole team writes. Without sending Word files around.
Your AI builds the blog once, in your colours. Then anyone on the team writes an article in a simple editor, adds photos, and puts it online with one click, after a colleague has read it.
Works with the AI you already useFree to start, no card neededNothing goes online without a person’s approval
Today
Articles get written. They just never get published.
Someone writes a good article, sends it to the person who “has access to the site”, waits, follows up. Three weeks later it is out, with the wrong photo.
- ×One person holds the keysEverything goes through the agency or the one colleague who knows the site.
- ×Word files and screenshotsVersion 4, final, really final. The photos arrive separately.
- ×Nobody sees it beforeThe article goes online, then someone spots the typo in the title.
M
Marc14:05
I wrote an article about our new warehouse. How do I put it on the blog?
A
Agency16:30
Send it to us in Word with the photos, we will publish it next week.
warehouse_article_v4_FINAL.docx2.1 MB · 6 photos to send separately
M
Marc16:31
The opening is on Thursday…
What you ask your AI
Your AI builds the blog once.
You describe the look and the kind of articles. It builds the pages and an editor made for your articles: title, author, photo, text.
Your AI Leaf connected
Make a blog for Logiwal on blog.logiwal.com, in our blue. Articles have a title, an author, a category, a photo and a text. The team must be able to write them without you.
Before I start:
- Which categories?
- Who writes, and who approves?
- One language or several?
Behind the scenes, Advice, News. Anyone writes, Camille approves. English and French.
Home page and article page
Editor for articles, with photos
Categories and authors
3 sample articles to replace
The Logiwal blog
What we learn on the road.
AllBehind the scenesAdviceNews
Advice
How we cut empty trips by 18%
Camille · 6 minNews
Two new routes to Rotterdam
Sam · 3 minWhat you get · 01
An article page that looks right
Photos resized for every screen, reading time, author, related articles.
What you get · 02
An editor made for your articles
Not a website builder: the fields of an article, nothing more.
What you get · 03
Found on Google
Each article has its own address, title and summary, and is fast to open.
How it connects
From a draft to the blog. With a colleague’s approval in between.
People write, one person approves, the site is updated. Readers who want more land in the right place.
Who writes
1
Marc, salesA customer story
2
Camille, HRLife at the warehouse
3
Your agencyAn outside editor
LeafOnline
- Drafts and preview
- Photos, resized
- Published articles24
- Readers this month5,130
Where it goes
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blog.logiwal.comYour domain
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Newsletter sign-upsYour emailing tool
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Contact requestsYour CRM
After it is online
Write, publish, update. No AI needed for an article.
- A form, not a page builderTitle, photo, text with headings and links. The look is already done.
- A preview before it goes outEveryone sees the article on the real blog before readers do.
- Outside editorsYour agency or a freelancer edits articles without seeing anything else.
Articles › Our new warehouse in Herstal Published
Title
Our new warehouse in Herstal
Author
Marc Lambert
Category
Behind the scenes
MMarc published 1 min agoUpdate the site
What it uses
Everything is already in Leaf. Your AI just uses it.
No plugin to install, no other service to subscribe to. One account, one bill.
01
Pages, blog and articles
An article page, categories, authors, an archive.
02
Editable texts and images
An editor generated from your articles, with drafts.
03
Optimised images
Each photo resized for phones, tablets and screens.
04
Several languages
An article in English and French, side by side.
05
Roles and outside editors
The agency writes articles, not billing.
06
Going back
Every version of the site is kept.
Questions
What people ask us.
Do we need the AI to write each article?
No. The AI builds the blog and its editor once. After that, the team writes in the editor like in an email, and puts the article online without asking anyone but the person who approves.
What does “Update the site” do?
Publishing an article marks the site as behind. When you are ready, one click rebuilds the blog with the new articles, usually in under a minute. Nothing goes out by itself.
Can people outside the company write?
Yes. Invite them as editors: they see and change the articles and photos of that one site, and nothing else (no billing, no other sites).
Can we move our old articles?
Ask your AI: give it the old addresses or a file, it adds the articles to the editor and sets up redirects so old links keep working.
Can it live on blog.ourcompany.com?
Yes, on any paid plan. To start, it gets a free leafpages.dev address.
Other use cases
MarketingSEO micrositesOne site per topic, sending visitors to your main siteSalesLead magnetsA report, a calculator, a webinar against an emailHuman resourcesCareers pageOpen jobs, applications in your HR toolFounders and studentsTest an ideaA page and a waiting list, the same eveningEvery teamInternal toolsThe tool your team needs, with accounts and data