Sites
One workspace for each blog or website.
What Is a Site?
A Site keeps one brand's profile, Sources, strategy, Ideas, Articles, Images, and Publishing Destinations together. If you manage multiple blogs, use a separate Site for each one so their private context never mixes. Your plan controls how many Sites can be active.
Creating a Site
When you first enter the workspace, give your Site a name and optionally add its public URL. Use the Site switcher in the sidebar to move between Sites without mixing their content.
Site Profile
This is the most important setup step. Open Site Profile & Settings to tell Tallpine who you are, who you serve, and how you are different. Review this context before building the Content Strategy.
- Business Name: your company or brand name
- Industry: what field you're in
- Website URL: your website (optional but recommended)
- Business Description: a paragraph about what you do, who you serve, and what makes you different
- Target Audience: who your Articles are for
- Unique Selling Points: what sets you apart (add these as tags)
Tip: A well-filled business profile significantly improves the context available to Tallpine. Take a few extra minutes here, then still review every Idea, Draft, and SEO suggestion.
Auto-Analyze Your Website
If you have a public website, paste its URL and run Site analysis. Tallpine attempts to prefill business, audience, offering, and voice fields from available pages. Imported and generated fields can be incomplete, so review them carefully. Your edits save automatically.
Default Site
If you have multiple Sites, mark one as the default. That Site opens automatically when you enter the workspace.
Competitors
You can add competitor websites to help Tallpine understand your market. The analysis can inform strategy and Ideas, but it remains generated research that you should verify. Open Site Profile & Settings, then choose Competitor Research to add public URLs and run analysis.