Publish a native website blog
Create site articles with stable routes, SEO fields, publication status, and theme-rendered pages.
Blog available · Sync coming soonContent publishing and sources
Blog Platform with Notion Sync and WordPress Import
Publish native site articles now, then connect external sources through a planned sync system that imports reviewed drafts, preserves ownership, and keeps SEO pages under your control.
- Native site blog is available
- External source sync is in development
- Imported content will be reviewed before publishing
Blog Platform
Native publishing and source connections
Content workspaceLive concept
Publish locally and connect existing content tools
External sources use mirror or import-once ownership. V1 will not promise implicit bidirectional editing across incompatible content models.
Sync trusted content sources
Plan one-way connections for Notion, WordPress, RSS, Ghost, and future providers.
Review before publishing
Normalize external content into a draft, show conversion warnings, and choose what reaches each site.
Blog and Content Sync features
The native blog remains useful on its own while the planned platform adds workspace ownership, multi-site publication, revisions, and connector health.
Native blog editor and publishing
Write site articles and manage status, featured media, metadata, and public routes.
Coming soon
Workspace posts and site publications
Separate content ownership from site-specific slug, schedule, and SEO overrides.
Coming soon
Notion blog sync
Authorize selected content and create mirror posts or imported local drafts.
Coming soon
WordPress post import
Read posts, categories, tags, authors, and media through official APIs.
Coming soon
RSS, Atom, and Ghost sources
Support read-only feeds and providers with stable IDs, revisions, and pagination.
Coming soon
Sync health and scheduled pulls
Show last success, cursor, retry state, conversion warnings, and next reconciliation.
How Blog and Content Sync works
Connect a source, pull changed records into canonical drafts, review, and publish to selected sites.
- 01
Connect and scope a source
Authorize only the pages, database, feed, or site required.
- 02
Normalize reviewed drafts
Fetch incrementally, convert to versioned Markdown, preserve IDs, and show warnings.
- 03
Publish under site control
Choose mirror or import-once ownership and publish a canonical route when ready.
Who Blog and Content Sync is for
Useful when teams write elsewhere but want Cogo Site to control presentation, SEO routes, and site publishing.
Notion-to-blog publishing
Continue drafting in selected Notion content and review synced posts in Cogo Site.
WordPress migration or mirror
Import an existing post library or maintain a one-way source during migration.
Company and product updates
Publish release notes, announcements, thought leadership, and educational content.
Knowledge publishing
Turn approved public blog revisions into sources for future AI support.
External source sync needs explicit ownership
V1 uses one-way mirror or import-once to avoid silent overwrites, editing conflicts, and false promises of lossless two-way conversion.
- Mirror content stays externally owned
- Import once creates an editable local post
- Unsupported blocks produce visible warnings
- Only published revisions enter knowledge retrieval
Blog and Content Sync questions
Can I use Notion as a blog source?
A Notion connector is planned for selected pages or databases, with review before publishing.
Can I import WordPress categories and images?
The planned connector covers posts, categories, tags, authors, and media references through official APIs.
Will sync overwrite local edits?
Mirror and import-once modes keep ownership explicit and avoid hidden two-way overwrites.
Is the blog available now?
The current site-scoped native blog is available. Workspace publishing and external connectors are in development.
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