Using the CMS (jujualpha.in)

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This guide is written for **jujualpha.in**. For a different client site, the CMS URL, repo name, and collection labels will differ — but the workflow (Draft → In Review → Ready → Publish) is identical across all sites.

Everything on jujualpha.in that needs to change regularly is editable through the CMS — no code required. This guide covers every task you’ll actually do as an editor.

CMS URL: jujualpha.in/admin

Logging in

1. Visit [jujualpha.in/admin](https://jujualpha.in/admin) 2. Click **Login with GitHub** 3. Authorise the OAuth app if prompted 4. You're in — you'll see the collection list on the left

Writing a blog post

Create a new post

1. Click **Blog Posts** in the left sidebar 2. Click **New Blog Posts** (top right) 3. Fill in the fields (see below) 4. Click **Save** — the post is saved as a Draft branch in GitHub

Field guide

Field	What to put	Required
Title	Full post title — use the target keyword naturally	Yes
Description	150–160 character summary for Google search results	Yes
Publish Date	Date you want the post to go live (can be future)	Yes
Updated Date	Leave blank unless you’re updating an existing post	No
Author	Suyog Kurlekar (default)	No
Tags	Comma-separated: `seo, maharashtra, small-business`	No
Draft	Toggle ON to hide from the live site even after merge	No
Hero Image URL	Leave blank if no image is ready	No
Content	Full post body — use the markdown toolbar for headings, bold, lists	Yes
FAQs	Add 4–6 Q&A pairs for Google FAQ rich results (see below)	No

Adding FAQs to a post

FAQs appear in Google search results as expandable accordion questions. Each post should have 4–6.

1. Scroll to the **FAQs** section at the bottom of the post editor 2. Click **Add FAQs** 3. Enter the **Question** and **Answer** for each FAQ 4. Add more with **Add FAQs** again 5. Save

Scheduling a future post

To publish a post automatically on a specific date:

1. Set **Publish Date** to the future date you want it to go live 2. Leave **Draft** toggled OFF 3. Follow the editorial workflow steps below to merge it to `main` 4. The post will be hidden until the daily 9:00 AM IST build runs on or after that date

Editorial workflow: Draft → In Review → Ready

Every blog post goes through three stages before it appears on the live site. This lets Suyog review Vasu’s posts (and vice versa) before they publish.

Stage	What it means	Who acts
Draft	Work in progress — not merged, not live	Writer
In Review	Ready for feedback — move here when done writing	Writer
Ready	Approved — merging this triggers a deploy	Reviewer

How to move a post through stages

1. Open the post in the CMS editor 2. Look for the **Status** dropdown at the top of the editor (shows "Draft" by default) 3. Change it to **In Review** when you've finished writing 4. The reviewer opens the post, reads it, then changes status to **Ready** 5. Click **Publish** — this merges the branch to `main` and triggers a Cloudflare Pages rebuild 6. The post goes live in 2–3 minutes

Editing pricing

Pricing is the most business-critical content in the CMS. Changes go live within 2–3 minutes of saving and publishing.

1. Click **Pricing & Plans** in the left sidebar 2. Click the **Pricing** entry 3. Edit the section you need (Website Plans, SEO Packages, or SEO Audit) 4. Click **Save** then **Publish**

Website Plans and SEO Packages

Each plan has these fields:

Field	Notes
Plan Name	e.g. “Starter”, “Business”, “Premium”
INR Price	e.g. “₹24,999” — include the ₹ symbol
USD Price	e.g. “$299” — for international visitors
Checkout Key	Do NOT change — this links to Cashfree payment
Period	e.g. “/month” or “one-time”
Highlighted	Toggle ON for the “Most Popular” plan — only one per section
Tagline	Short line under the price
Features	List of bullet points — add/remove with the + button
CTA Button Text	e.g. “Get Started”, “Let’s Talk”

SEO Audit price

Single object with INR price, USD price, and description. Edit directly and save.

Editing FAQs (service pages)

FAQs appear on the Homepage, Web Design page, SEO page, and Hosting page. Each page has its own set.

1. Click **FAQs** in the left sidebar 2. Click **FAQs** 3. You'll see four sections: Homepage FAQs, Web Design FAQs, SEO FAQs, Hosting FAQs 4. Click into the relevant section and edit the Q&A pairs 5. Use the **+** button to add new FAQs, the trash icon to remove 6. Save and Publish

Editing the About page

1. Click **About Page** in the left sidebar 2. Click **About** 3. Three sections are editable:

Team Members

Add or update team member cards (initials, name, bio, LinkedIn URL, Instagram URL).

Stats

The numbers shown on the about page (e.g. “38+ Clients served”). Update these when the real numbers change.

How We Work

The list of tools and methods (e.g. “Astro — Fast static sites that score 99+ on PageSpeed”). Edit name and description.

Editing Homepage content

1. Click **Homepage Content** in the left sidebar 2. Click **Homepage**

Clients

The client logos/names on the homepage. Add new clients as you onboard them (Business Name + Website URL).

Process Steps

The numbered steps section. Each step has a number (e.g. “01”), title, and description.

Editing the Comparison Table

The “Why Juju Alpha vs WordPress & Agencies” table on the homepage.

1. Click **Comparison Table** in the left sidebar 2. Click **Why Juju Alpha vs WordPress & Agencies** 3. Edit any row — each row has Feature, WordPress column, Agencies column, and Juju Alpha column 4. Save and Publish

Uploading images

Images uploaded through the CMS go to /public/blog-images/ and are committed to the GitHub repo.

1. In the post editor, click the image icon in the markdown toolbar 2. Click **Choose an image** → **Upload** 3. Select your file — JPG or WebP, under 500KB 4. The image URL is inserted into the post content automatically

What happens after you save

You click Save / Publish
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Sveltia CMS commits the change to GitHub
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Cloudflare Pages detects the commit and rebuilds (2–3 minutes)
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Change is live on jujualpha.in

For Draft and In Review posts, the commit goes to a separate branch — nothing changes on the live site until you hit Publish (which merges to main).

Quick reference: what lives where

What you want to edit	Collection in CMS
Blog posts	Blog Posts
Website plan names and prices	Pricing & Plans → Website Plans
SEO package names and prices	Pricing & Plans → SEO Packages
SEO audit price	Pricing & Plans → SEO Audit
Homepage FAQs	FAQs → Homepage FAQs
Web design page FAQs	FAQs → Web Design FAQs
SEO page FAQs	FAQs → SEO FAQs
Hosting page FAQs	FAQs → Hosting FAQs
Team members	About Page → Team Members
Stats (“38+ clients”)	About Page → Stats
How We Work section	About Page → How We Work
Client list on homepage	Homepage Content → Clients
Process steps on homepage	Homepage Content → Process Steps
Comparison table	Comparison Table