Blog content folder

Every file here is one blog post. Normally you'll never touch these directly — you'll use the admin panel at avsumanthdigital.com/admin instead — but this is what it's writing under the hood, in case you ever want to edit a file straight on GitHub.

Fields

• title — becomes the page heading and browser tab title.
• slug — becomes the URL: avsumanthdigital.com/blog/{slug}/. Lowercase, hyphens only.
• date — publish date, YYYY-MM-DD.
• meta_description — the Google search snippet. 150-160 characters.
• meta_keywords — comma-separated. Keep the three core phrases in most posts: digital marketing freelancer, digital marketing freelancer in bangalore, best digital marketing freelancer in bangalore
• excerpt — shown as the preview text on the /blog/ listing page.
• quick_answer — optional. A 2-3 sentence direct answer shown in a highlighted box near the top. This is what Google AI Overviews and ChatGPT/Gemini quote most reliably.
• takeaways — optional list of short bullet points, shown before the FAQ.
• faq — optional list of {question, answer} pairs. Adds both a visible FAQ block and the matching FAQPage schema.
• related — optional list of {label, url} links shown at the bottom.
• Everything after the second --- is the article body, written in Markdown. Use ## for section headings (phrase them as questions where it fits — helps both Google and AI search). You do not need to add call-to-action buttons — one is inserted automatically after your first paragraph, and one at the end of every post.

How publishing works

1. Add or edit a .md file here (or use the /admin panel, which does this for you).
2. Commit/push (the CMS does this automatically when you click Publish).
3. Netlify runs npm run build, which runs build-blog.js.
4. That script turns every .md file into a fully styled page at /blog/{slug}/index.html, regenerates the /blog/ listing, and updates sitemap.xml and sw.js (offline cache list) to include the new post.
5. Netlify deploys the result. No manual page-building required.