Turtl Docs are automatically saved as drafts until you're ready to publish them. When you publish your content, we’ll make sure it is SEO-friendly by fine-tuning the URL and setting the social/search engine description.
Before you publish your Doc, you can share the draft version with your team to collect feedback.
Managing your drafts and published Turtl Docs
You can manage your drafts and published Turtl Docs easily. They are identifiable by the labels in the Docs listing, and you can also filter by drafts and published Docs.
Publishing
To publish your Turtl Doc, click on "Edit".
Once you're in the editor, click on "Publish".
Turtl will automatically generate the Turtl Doc name, a custom URL, and pull the first sensible paragraph from your content to pre-fill your description, ensuring it's SEO-friendly. This information will be used for search engines and social media, and you are also able to edit this information yourself in the settings. Learn more about SEO and indexing.
Click the "next" button and you'll be able to set the access settings for the Turtl Doc. Find out more about the different access settings.
Click the "Next" button and you will be able to set the personalization settings if personalization is enabled on your account. Follow this article for more information on each personalization setting.
Note: This option is available only to customers with this feature enabled. If you’re interested in setting up personalization on your account, reach out to your CSM or contact Customer Support.
Click "Save and Publish", then you'll be ready to use Turtl's sharing tools to share the Doc with your audience or view your finished content.
Find out how to share your Turtl Doc on social media, by email, and on your website.
Editing published content
Once the Turtl Doc is published, you can keep working on it and changes won't automatically go live, allowing you to share changes with your team for feedback before publishing them.