Feature
A blog on your website
Write posts directly in the website builder. When you publish, the blog gets its own overview, pages per category and topic, and an RSS feed.
From Starter · £1.99/moSee pricing
What you get
Everything in one editor
Title, address, category, topics, author, image, excerpt and the text itself are written in the same place as the rest of your website.
Pages that build themselves
When you publish, Sitewig creates an overview of your posts and a page per category and per topic, so readers can find more on the same subject.
Ready for Google
Each post gets structured data (BlogPosting) and is included in your website's sitemap.
RSS feed
The blog gets an RSS feed with author and topics that readers can follow in their feed reader.
How to get started
Open the Blog tab
Log in to the control panel, open the website in the editor and choose the Blog tab in the left-hand panel.
Write a post
Press New post and write the title, excerpt and text. Add a category, topics separated by commas, an author and an image.
Choose address and date
Change the address if you like and choose the publication date. The post stays a draft until you mark it as published.
Publish the website
When you publish, the post appears in the blog overview, on its category and topic pages, in the sitemap and in the RSS feed.
Included in these plans
The figures come straight from the plans. The price is per month and billed one year at a time.
| Plan | Free | Starter | Pro | Business | Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per month | £0 | £1.99/mo | £3.99/mo | £5.99/mo | £9.99/mo |
| Blog | Not included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Your own domain | Not included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Shared storage | 1 GB | 15 GB | 50 GB | 100 GB | 200 GB |
Questions and answers
Which plan do I need to blog?
The blog is included from Starter. The free plan has no blog.
How many posts can I write?
Up to 100 posts per website.
Can I save a post as a draft?
Yes. A post is a draft until you mark it as published and publish the website. Drafts are not shown on your website.
What address do the posts get?
Posts live under /blog/ followed by the post's own address, such as /blog/summer-news/. You choose the address yourself.
The full guide
Our help centre has the step-by-step guide.
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