Sites are the public product layer
A Site holds the audience-facing configuration for a website, app, newsletter, or brand while editorial work continues in buckets, feeds, and workflows.
Learn moreSites are where NewsTeam becomes a real audience product. They combine brand, routing, feeds, metadata, analytics, advertising, app links, and starter frontend support into one public-product configuration model.
A Site holds the audience-facing configuration for a website, app, newsletter, or brand while editorial work continues in buckets, feeds, and workflows.
Learn moreLogos, icons, light and dark accents, SEO metadata, social metadata, verification tags, app links, navigation, feeds, and homepage behavior all live in Site settings.
Learn moreGoogle Tag Manager, Chartbeat, Google Ad Manager, VAST tags, ads.txt, custom metadata, and custom HTML are Site-managed fields rather than one-off frontend edits.
Learn moreThe production starter uses Site data for routing, metadata, theming, analytics, ads, app links, feeds, RSS, Atom, sitemap, and runtime snippets.
Learn moreApps give websites and other consumers a read-safe identity, optional Site context, and stable API credentials without exposing newsroom write workflows.
Learn moreBecause Sites sit downstream of content creation, teams can adjust brands, routes, feeds, and commercial setup without remodelling the editorial archive.
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