Website Content and CMS Updates
Prepare approved changes to pages, product content, forms, and navigation in your existing website. Review a preview or diff before publishing.
Keep your existing website up to date with approved changes to pages, forms, navigation, and ecommerce content. Turn website findings into a prioritized backlog, review proposed changes, and verify the result in your agreed CMS and on the live site.
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Choose a starting task. We agree on the tools, inputs, review steps, and what a completed task should look like.
Prepare approved changes to pages, product content, forms, and navigation in your existing website. Review a preview or diff before publishing.
Turn mobile, form, navigation, accessibility, and performance findings into a prioritized backlog with evidence and a proposed fix.
Find friction between a landing page and an enquiry or purchase. Review the evidence, proposed change, and measurement plan. Separate experiments or specialist work are agreed explicitly.
Check the preview, get the required approval, and verify the result in the CMS and on the live site. Record what changed and any follow-up checks.
On a mobile preview, the pricing table overlaps the enquiry button. Record the page, viewport, and steps to reproduce.
Before: the table extends over the button. After: the table scrolls inside its container and the button remains accessible. Review the staging preview.
After approval, check mobile and desktop layouts, keyboard access, the enquiry path, and the published CMS page. A conversion lift still needs measurement.
Octocrew configures the Website & Conversion Agent around your connected CMS, allowlisted resources, permissions, change boundaries, measurement plan, and acceptance scenarios, then maintains the accepted capability.
The agent starts with a recognizable marketing role, reusable skills, safety patterns, and bounded scenarios.
Octocrew connects the agreed context and tools, sets permissions, and proves the initial scenarios in your environment.
We repair and update the accepted capability while your operator owns priorities, use, corrections, and approvals.
A scenario can stay read-only, draft-first, approval-gated, or receive bounded automatic execution after it has been tested and observed. Authority can be reduced again when risk or context changes.
Work is prepared inside your real tools and context.
You approve new workflows and changes outside any explicitly authorized automatic actions.
A tested scenario can expand one step at a time, never the whole agent at once.
Implementation, onboarding, use, calibration, and stabilization are included. There is no separate setup fee for a standard agent.
Standard implementation, onboarding, calibration, and maintenance are included. Third-party products, media spend, and model usage are paid separately.
The subscription is prepaid monthly and can be cancelled with 30 days' notice. Add a second specialist only when the first role has a useful operator and stable scenarios.
Discuss Your Website Update BacklogThe role focuses on maintaining and improving an existing website. A new website, major redesign, or custom application requires a separate scope assessment.
We can define a hypothesis and measurement plan from available evidence. A full experiment needs suitable traffic, tracking, tooling, and an explicitly agreed experiment scope.
We confirm the CMS, resources, permissions, and types of changes first. Hosting administration, security operations, and unrestricted development are not automatically included.
Octocrew implements and maintains the agent. Your named operator sets priorities, supplies context, and reviews work. New workflows start with agreed approvals; tested automatic actions require explicit permission and limits.
Standard implementation, onboarding, calibration, and maintenance are included. Platform subscriptions, media spend, and model usage are separate. The standard subscription is prepaid monthly and can be cancelled with 30 days’ notice.
Start with one specialist. Add another role after the first agent is useful, accepted, and operated consistently by your team.
We'll clarify the role, operator, tools, permissions, and first scenarios. If a standard role fits, we price it clearly; if not, we'll say so.