Overview
This guide walks you through creating and publishing a blog post on your PushPress website using Webflow. You'll create a draft post, configure its settings, and publish it to your live site.
Step 1: Access Your Website in Webflow
Make sure you're in your workspace — you may see multiple workspace options
Select PushPressOne (or your specific site) to access your live website
If multiple versions appear, select the one that is currently live
Open Webflow from your Grow dashboard or website editor
Step 2: Navigate to Blog Articles Collection
Once in Webflow, go to the CMS Collection
Select Blog Articles from the CMS menu
This is where all your blog posts are stored and managed
Step 3: Create a New Blog Post
Start a new blog article entry
Fill in the required fields with detail
Fields to complete:
Title — The headline of your blog post
URL Slug — The web address path for this article (customize as needed)
Publish Date — When you want this post to go live
Author — Who is writing this post
Image — Featured image for the post
Description — Short summary of the post
Body — Full content of your blog post
Take time to fill in all fields with good detail — this helps with search visibility and user engagement.
Step 4: Create and Queue Draft
Click Create Draft to save your blog post as a draft
Select Queue for Site Publish
Choose Set Schedule to publish at a specific date/time, or Publish Now to go live immediately
Step 5: Publish to Designer
Return to the Webflow Designer view
At the top right, click Publish
Select Full Site
Click Publish to Staging
Note: Staging is the backend preview where you can view your post before it goes live. Your published content is not yet visible to the public.
Step 6: Publish to Production (Live)
After reviewing in staging, click Publish again
This pushes your post to production — your live website
Your blog post is now live and visible to visitors
Publishing Summary
Create Draft → Queue for Publish → Publish to Staging (review) → Publish to Production (live)
Best Practices
Fill out all fields with complete information for better SEO
Use descriptive titles that include keywords
Write a compelling description — this appears in search results
Always review content in staging before pushing to production
Use images that are properly sized and optimized
Troubleshooting
I don't see my post on the live site after publishing
Make sure you completed the full publishing workflow: Create Draft → Queue for Publish → Publish to Staging → Publish to Production. Stopping at any earlier step means the post is not yet live.
I want to schedule a post instead of publishing now
When queuing for publish, select "Set Schedule" instead of "Publish Now" and choose your desired date and time.
How do I view my post before it's live?
Use the Staging step — publish to staging first to review your post, then publish to production once you're satisfied.
Need Help?
Contact PushPress support at support@pushpress.com or use the Messenger in your Core or Grow account.