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From draft to your website

CrawlrSEO prepares each page as a draft in your WordPress site or GitHub repository, shows you every field it will change, and publishes only after you approve that exact version.

Publishing review. Illustrative, with a fictional example business.

Your site changes when you say

Every page, title, and description waits as a draft until you approve the exact change. Your live pages stay as they are until then.

See every change first

A side-by-side review lists each field with its current value and its new value, so you know exactly what visitors will see.

An easy way back

CrawlrSEO keeps the version that was live before, so you can review a restore and put the page back the way it was.

How it works

  1. Pick where pages go

    Choose WordPress or a GitHub repository as your publishing destination, then confirm the exact site or repository in a short review.

  2. CrawlrSEO prepares a draft

    Approved content becomes a WordPress draft or a draft pull request. Nothing is public yet, and your current pages keep running as usual.

  3. Review and approve the change

    Check the target address, each changed field, and the claims on the page. Your approval covers that exact version and expires if it sits unused.

  4. Publish, verify, keep a copy

    CrawlrSEO publishes the approved version, checks that the live page matches what you approved, and keeps the previous version ready in case you want it back.

Publishing reviewExample
aldershaw.example/services/child-custody
  • PassPage titleChanges from “Family Law Services” to “Child Custody Help in Winnipeg”Pass
  • PassMeta descriptionRewritten to describe how a custody case is handledPass
  • ReviewPage addressAddress changes, so a redirect from the old URL needs its own approvalReview
  • FixClaim check“Award-winning family lawyers” has no supporting evidence. Publishing waits until you confirm or remove itFix
  • PassPrevious versionCurrent live page from WordPress saved for restorePass
Example business and data.

What’s included

  • Field-by-field change review

    Each changed field appears with the approved version beside the new value, from the page title to the body copy.

  • Approvals tied to one change

    Each approval covers one exact change, expires on a timer, and can’t be reused for a different page or a later edit.

  • Restore the previous version

    The version that was live before publishing is kept. A restore gets its own review, so you see exactly what goes back.

  • WordPress drafts or GitHub pull requests

    Work where your site already lives. WordPress pages arrive as drafts, and repository sites get a draft pull request with its checks.

  • Live page check after publishing

    After publishing, CrawlrSEO reads the live page and confirms it matches the version you approved before marking the change complete.

  • The right people approve

    Teammates can review drafts, while approval to publish stays with the owners and publishers you choose.

Questions owners ask

Will CrawlrSEO publish anything without asking me?

Every public change waits for your approval of the exact version you reviewed. If the draft changes after you look at it, CrawlrSEO asks you to review it again.

What if I don’t like a page after it goes live?

Open the change and prepare a restore. CrawlrSEO shows the values it will put back, and once you approve, it returns the page to the version that was live before.

Which websites can CrawlrSEO publish to?

WordPress sites connected through the CrawlrSEO extension and an application password, and websites built from a GitHub repository, where each change arrives as a draft pull request.

Can my web developer still check the changes?

Yes. On repository sites, each change is a draft pull request your developer can inspect and run checks on before you approve the merge.

Does publishing mean Google has indexed the page?

Publishing puts the page on your site. CrawlrSEO then checks Google’s index status separately through Search Console and shows you what it finds.

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