Log in to the CMS
Go to the admin URL for the site (the live domain followed by /admin) and sign in with the email and password provided by your admin. If you don't have credentials yet, ask your project lead to create an account for you.
Open the Brands collection
From the Dashboard, find Brands in the left-hand sidebar under Collections, or click the Brands card in the main panel. Both take you to the same place.
You'll now see the full list of existing brands, sorted by when they were last updated. Each row shows the brand's Name, Slug, and publish Status.
Create a new brand
Click the Create New button at the top of the Brands page, next to the page title. This opens a blank brand entry ready for you to fill in.
Add the name & images
Start with the essentials at the top of the form:
- Name *
- Logo
- Featured Image
Type the brand name into the Name field — the Slug on the right generates automatically from it (click Unlock if you ever need to edit the slug manually). For Logo and Featured Image, either drag a file in, upload a new one with Create New, or reuse something already in the Media library with Choose from existing.
Fill in the content sections
Scroll down to build out the rest of the page. Each section maps to a block on the published brand page:
- Hero — Eyebrow / Title / Text
- Features
- About — Text + Background Media
- Bento Grid + Cards
- Categories
Use Add Feature, Add Card, and Add Category to add as many repeatable items as the brand needs — none of these sections are required to publish, so it's fine to leave sections empty if a brand doesn't need them.
Add FAQs & SEO details
Near the bottom, link any relevant entries under Faq using the dropdown, or click the + to create a new one on the spot.
Then fill in the SEO block — a Title (50–60 characters) and Description (100–150 characters). Payload checks the character count live and flags anything missing in red, so aim to clear all checks before publishing.
Publish the changes
Once everything looks right, click Publish changes in the top-right corner. The status label will switch from Changed — Revert to published to Published, and the brand goes live at its slug.
Check the live page
Visit /brand/[slug] on the live site to see the brand page exactly as customers will. Everything you entered — Hero, About, Cards, and Faq — renders in order down the page.
That's it
New brands follow this same pattern every time — the only real variables are the content and images you drop into each section. When in doubt, look at a published brand like Mikrotik or HP as a reference for how much content each block expects.