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How We Finally Got Our Content Stack Under Control

We’d tried everything, Notion, Confluence, custom-built docs sites, and still ended up with content spread across five different places. Our product docs were out of sync with what sales was sharing. The internal wiki was outdated within weeks. No one knew where the source of truth lived.

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Alex Panagis

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Blocked by CSP: analytics.js
Uncaught TypeError: t.map
Image never loaded: hero.webp
Slow response: 4.2s to first byte
Found on /pricing, in a rendered page a source-only crawler reads as clean.

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