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Public Content Library

Start your blog quickly with ready-made articles you can import, adapt and publish as your own.

Where to find it
Opened from Blog Setup (Public Library)
Who can use it
Anyone who can see the page
Plan
Included
For
MSPs

What the page is for

The Public Content Library holds shared blog articles written to help managed service providers show their expertise and improve their search ranking. Topics include cybersecurity, compliance, MSP tips, cloud, and AI and automation.

When you import an article, it is copied into your own blog as a draft. You can then edit it to suit your voice and clients, and publish it when you are ready. Nothing is published automatically.

What you see

The Public Content Library page, with the information banner, category filters, article cards and page links numbered 1 to 4.
The Public Content Library page. Numbers match the list below.
  1. Information banner: explains that imported posts arrive as drafts.
  2. Category filters: All, Cybersecurity, Compliance, MSP Tips, Cloud and AI & Automation.
  3. Article cards: image, category, title, date, author, a short excerpt and Import to My Blog.
  4. Page links: Back to Blog Setup and Create Original Post.

How to use this page

How to import an article

  1. Select a category to narrow the list, or leave All selected.
  2. Read the card's title and excerpt.
  3. Select Import to My Blog and confirm.
  4. The article opens in the Blog Editor as a draft. Edit it, then select Publish when it is ready.

How to write your own post instead

  1. Select Create Original Post to open a blank post in the Blog Editor.

Tips

  • Personalize imported posts with your own examples, services and a call to action before you publish.
  • Check the URL Slug and Meta Description of an imported post in the Blog Editor so it suits your site.
  • Space out publishing imported posts so your blog shows regular activity.

Troubleshooting

  • "No library content available in this category yet." Try another category or All; new content is added over time.
  • An import fails. The message shows the reason; try again, or open the Blog Editor to check whether the draft was created.

Task guides that use this page

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