New Post Delivery to Your Site

DropInBlog embeds directly into an existing website, so a post written inside it shows up on the site's blog page without a separate app or subdomain. A Beam agent watches for a post marked ready in DropInBlog, checks it against a team's approved checklist, such as having a title, image, and category set, and confirms it can go out; DropInBlog then handles display on the embedded page. This removes the step of a developer redeploying the site for every article. Posts missing required fields, or flagged for a legal or brand check, are held back for a person to finish before they go out.

SEO Metadata Fields

Each post in DropInBlog carries fields for a title tag, meta description, and URL slug that search engines read separately from the post body. A Beam agent checks new posts against a team's approved SEO template, fills in any fields left blank using the post's title, and writes the completed fields back onto the post so nothing goes live without them. This keeps the embedded blog consistent for search visibility without someone filling the same three fields on every article. Posts where the agent cannot produce a fitting title or description with confidence are left for a person to write by hand.

Category and Tag Organization

Posts in DropInBlog can be grouped by category and tag so visitors and search engines can navigate the blog by topic. A Beam agent reads a new post's content against a team's approved list of categories and tags, applies the ones that match, and leaves the rest of the taxonomy untouched so the blog's structure stays consistent over time. This saves a writer from remembering the exact category names used elsewhere on the site. Posts that could reasonably fit more than one category, or that suggest a new category the approved list doesn't cover, are set aside for a person to decide.