Revlyn
HubSpot · Content Hub · Implementation

Ship pages, and pipeline.

Modular templates a marketer can use without a dev. SEO wired in from the first field. AI-assisted authoring you can trust. And analytics that show which pages drive pipeline, not just traffic. Wired end-to-end in 4-6 weeks by an operator who has done it a dozen times.

3.4x
Publish velocity
pages per week, no dev
94
Lighthouse median
across shipped templates
1 model
Page → revenue
in the same dashboard
Portal schematic · C-Hub
live
DRAFT · /pricing · v4.2
C-Hub
Block
Layout
Lh
SEO
B-01
Hero · brand
90
ok
B-02
Proof · logo strip
91
ok
B-03
Feature · split
92
ok
B-04
Media · loop
93
ok
B-05
Form · gated PDF
94
ok
B-06
Pricing · 3-tier
95
ok
B-07
FAQ · schema
96
ok
B-08
CTA · booking
97
ok
3.4x
Publish velocity
94
Lighthouse
0
Dev tickets
1 model
Page → revenue
Signed off, week 06Live
01
The problem in the room

Marketing writes. Design decides. Dev ships. Nothing lands.

Every content story we hear is the same shape. The plan is bold. The backlog is fourteen pages deep. The designer is deep on a hero for the Thursday campaign. The CMO refreshes GA and cannot tell which page sourced last quarter's biggest deal. This is not a CMS problem. This is a wiring problem.

MONDAY 09:12 · CMO'S DESK
before
"Fourteen pages in the backlog. Two designers deep on a hero. The campaign goes live Thursday."
SYMPTOM
Every page needs a dev, so nothing ships
SYMPTOM
Design drifts because templates are copy-pasted
SYMPTOM
Nobody knows which page sourced the deal
02
Rebuild the composer

One design system. Twelve blocks. Infinite pages.

Marketers compose from an approved kit. Brand does not drift because it cannot. Dev never opens the file for a new landing page. New page types are the exception, not the norm.

before

One-off pages, five brave designers

pricing-v3-FINAL.figma
pricing-v3-FINAL-actually.figma
landing-webinar-Q3-copy.figma
brand-approved-hero.psd
the-CEO-hates-purple.pdf
Every page is a fresh negotiation with design.
after

One design system, twelve blocks, infinite pages

  • 01Hero blocks6 approved variants
  • 02Proof blockslogo, quote, metric
  • 03Feature blockssplit, grid, tabbed
  • 04Form blocksgated + inline + booking
  • 05CTA blocksbanner, card, footer bar
Marketers compose, brand stays intact, dev never opens the file.
03
Every block earns its keep

A page is not designed. It is engineered.

Six annotated moves per template. Hero has a job. Proof has a job. The form knows what it is trading for. FAQ carries schema. CTA is attributed. Decoration is debt.

PAGE.ANATOMY · /solutions/rev-ops
every block earns its keep
01
Hero · <h1> with primary keyword
02
Proof strip · logo schema markup
03
Feature split · alt text on every image
04
Form · progressive fields, gated PDF
05
FAQ · FAQPage schema for rich results
06
CTA · booking flow attributed to page
RULE
A page is not "designed" until every block earns a job — proof, promise, or action. Decoration is debt.
04
SEO in the template

Rankings are a property of the template, not a checklist.

Schema per template. Core Web Vitals budget enforced in CI. Sitemap and robots automation on publish and unpublish. Topic clusters wired to pillar pages by an actual graph, not a spreadsheet. GSC and rank tracking in the same dashboard as pipeline.

SEO.STACK · WIRED INTO THE TEMPLATE
not a checklist, a system
01
L-0194
Core Web Vitals budget
LCP < 2.0s · CLS < 0.05
02
L-0212
Schema per template
Article, FAQ, Product, HowTo
03
L-03auto
Sitemap + robots automation
on publish, on unpublish
04
L-04clean
Canonical + hreflang
no duplicate content signals
05
L-0524
Topic clusters + pillar pages
internal linking by graph
06
L-06live
GSC + rank tracking
in the same dashboard as pipeline
05
AI drafts. Editor decides.

A voice model tuned on your best writing, not the internet's.

We fine-tune on your best 40 pages. The editor drafts, rewrites, and translates inside the CMS. Cliches, AI tells, and policy issues are flagged before review. Nothing publishes in an AI voice unless someone signs off.

VOICE.TUNER · TRAINED ON YOUR BEST 40 PAGES
AI drafts. Editor decides.
Confidence
82/100
not swaggering, not hedging
Density
68/100
specific verbs, few adjectives
Warmth
55/100
human, not chummy
EDITOR · /blog/rev-ops-101 · draft
on-brand · 91%

Rev ops is not a dashboard. It is the wiring between the promise you made in marketing and the invoice finance sends on Friday.

In today's fast-paced world of B2B SaaS, Every mid-market team we meet is running the same three tools with different scars.

We rebuild the middle layer so a signal that lands on Monday reaches the AE by Tuesday, not a Slack thread by Friday.

flagged: 1 cliche · 1 AI tell · 0 policy issues
06
Idea to live in four days

A publish pipeline, not a Slack thread.

Brief on Monday. Draft on Tuesday. Review on Wednesday. Live on Thursday. Every stage has an owner, an artifact, and a check that must pass. The rewrite loop is a feature, not a fire drill.

PUBLISH.PIPELINE · IDEA → LIVE
median · 4 days
DAY 1
Brief + keyword + block plan
DAY 2
Draft · AI + editor pair
DAY 3
Review · voice + brand + legal
DAY 4
Stage → publish · 301s auto
07
One URL, many pages

The founder and the head of ops should not see the same hero.

Segment-based personalization by ICP. Statistically valid A/B on hero, form, and pricing. Winners promote to default at 95% confidence. Every test tied to pipeline, not just clicks.

SEGMENTS × BLOCKS · LIVE VARIANTS
Which page each ICP actually sees.
winner = default
Block
Founder
Head of Sales
Head of Marketing
Ops lead
Hero copy
A / control
B / crisp
B / brave
A / control
Proof logos
A / control
A / control
B / crisp
B / brave
Pricing anchor
B / brave
A / control
A / control
B / crisp
CTA text
B / crisp
B / brave
A / control
A / control
Every test tied to pipeline, not just clicks. Winners promote to default automatically after 95% confidence.
08
Every page has a P&L

Which pages actually drive pipeline? Show me.

GSC + GA4 + HubSpot collapsed into one ledger. Sourced, assisted, closed-won revenue on every page. The pages that do not earn their keep get rebuilt or retired. The CMO defends a real number, not a traffic chart.

CONTENT.LEDGER · LAST 90 DAYS
Every page has a P&L, or it does not exist.
live
Page
Sourced
Assisted
Closed-won
Pipeline
/pricing
42
88
12
$284K
/solutions/rev-ops
61
44
8
$196K
/blog/hubspot-audit-guide
34
71
5
$110K
/case-study/datapel
12
96
14
$402K
/compare/vs-marketo
22
18
3
$68K
Same record marketing, sales, and finance see. No dashboard reconciliation before the board deck.
09
Six areas we rebuild

Everything that ships in a Content Hub build.

01
C-01

Design system + modular blocks

A component library your marketing team composes without breaking brand. Hero, proof, feature, form, pricing, FAQ, CTA — every block a marketer can drop, every variant already approved.

Module 01 of 06
02
C-02

IA, migration, and redirects

Information architecture built from real search demand. Clean migration from Webflow, WordPress, or wherever, with a 301 map that does not lose rankings.

Module 02 of 06
03
C-03

Technical SEO wired in

Schema per template, canonicals, sitemaps, Core Web Vitals budget in CI. SEO is a property of the template, not a checklist a marketer forgets.

Module 03 of 06
04
C-04

AI authoring with brand voice

A voice model tuned on your best 40 pages. Draft, rewrite, and translate inside the editor. Cliches, AI tells, and policy issues flagged before publish.

Module 04 of 06
05
C-05

Personalization + A/B

Segment-based blocks by ICP. Statistically valid A/B on hero, form, and pricing. Winners promote to default — no analyst rebuilding the report every Monday.

Module 05 of 06
06
C-06

Content → pipeline attribution

Every page tied to sourced, assisted, and closed-won revenue. GSC + GA4 + HubSpot in one ledger the CMO can defend in the board room.

Module 06 of 06
10
The plan

Six weeks. Fixed scope. Live on the last day.

Every workstream has a named owner on our side and a named owner on yours. Weekly demo, weekly decision log, one Slack channel. No surprises on week five.

Workstream
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Content + SEO audit
IA + URL / redirect map
Design system + block kit
Template build (10 core)
Schema + technical SEO
Voice model + AI editor
Migration + parity QA
A/B + personalization
Go-live + 301s + GSC
11
What lands in your portal

Ten artifacts. Every one of them survives you.

01
Design system + block kit (Figma + code)
02
10 modular page templates
03
URL map + 301 redirect plan
04
Schema + technical SEO config
05
Topic clusters + pillar page graph
06
Brand voice model + editor plugin
07
A/B + personalization framework
08
Content → pipeline attribution dashboard
09
Marketer editor SOPs + Loom library
10
30-day post-launch tune-up
12
Wires, not duct tape

Connected to the rest of your stack.

We do not leave a hairball of Zaps. Search, analytics, media, voice models, and edge delivery are configured natively where possible, versioned where they are not, and documented either way.

Content Hub
CONNECTS TO YOUR STACK · NO DUCT TAPE
Webflow (migration)WordPress (migration)FigmaGoogle Search ConsoleGoogle Analytics 4AhrefsSemrushCloudinaryOpenAIAnthropicSegmentMutinyCloudflareVercelGitHubZapierSlackNotion
13 · QUESTIONS WE GET

Five questions before you email us.

Q.01Can our marketers really publish without a dev?+
Yes, for anything the design system covers — hero, feature, blog, pricing, landing, comparison. New page types still involve us or your dev, but the 90% case is marketer-shippable by design. We measure it: teams we ship hit a median of 3 to 4 pages a week on their own inside the first month.
Q.02What about our current rankings on migration?+
We take a full SEO snapshot before touching anything, map every URL, and QA the 301s in staging. Ranking loss on migration should be under 5%, and recovered within 60 days. We have done this dozens of times and will show you the exact playbook on our first call.
Q.03Is the AI writing going to sound like AI?+
Only if we let it. We tune a voice model on your best 40 pages and the editor flags cliches, AI tells, and policy issues before a page goes to review. AI is a first draft here, not a publish button. Editorial judgment stays with your team.
Q.04Do we need Content Hub Enterprise?+
Only if you need memberships, multi-brand, content approvals at scale, or heavy translation. We audit against your motion and recommend the smallest tier that does the job. Most teams do fine on Pro plus a well-designed template library.
Q.05How do you attribute a page to revenue without a data team?+
HubSpot's contact attribution plus GA4 sessions plus GSC queries collapse into a single ledger inside the portal. First-touch, multi-touch, and closed-won all show against the page. If you have a data team, we ship the raw model so you can extend it — but you do not need one to run it.
14 · Ready when you are

A Content Hub that ships pages, and pipeline.

Send us your portal, your current CMS, and the three pages you wish shipped last month. We come back with a scoped plan, a fixed price, and a start date within a week.