Chief Editor CMS

Develop by Shopify

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Author-review-publish CMS for superior content

Team collaboration

Write-review-publish workflow

Edit products and articles

Content revision history

Task comments

Seo-friendly markup

About Chief Editor CMS

Launched Mar 12, 2024

Built by Shopify

Address

114 W. 17th Street, New York, NY, 10011, US

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Description

Edit products and articles with confidence by enforcing write-review-publish workflow in your team.

With Chief Editor, each portion of content — be it a product description or blog article — goes through three stages: write, review, deploy. Each stage has its responsible team member. By leveraging team collaboration, cross-checks, and peer review, the final content you publish is always proofed and conforms to your brand voice. Even minor adjustments to existing texts follow the same workflow that is invisible to customers until the new revision is ready and published.

Edit or create products, pages, collections, and blog articles.
Use comments to set the task and explain what has to be improved.
Streamline content production by clear separation of responsibilities.
Keep the entire history of all content edits and roll back when necessary.
Enforce content markup to be clean, consistent, and SEO-friendly.

Pros

Facilitates team collaboration with well-defined stages: write, review, deploy.
Ensures all final content is thoroughly proofed and adheres to brand voice.
Supports a seamless workflow for making adjustments to existing texts, keeping processes invisible to customers.
Allows for editing or creating of products, pages, collections, and blog articles.
Offers a useful commenting system to set tasks and provide improvement feedback.
Streamlines content production by clearly separating responsibilities among team members.
Maintains a complete history of all content edits with the ability to roll back changes when needed.
Enforces clean, consistent, and SEO-friendly content markup.

Cons

May require additional training for teams unfamiliar with CMS workflows.
The process might be too structured or rigid for fast-paced content needs.
Could be challenging for smaller teams with limited resources, as it assumes multiple roles or stages.
Potential for bottlenecks if one stage gets delayed, affecting the entire content pipeline.