Do I lose my existing content when I switch from Slate?

No — content you've already published stays live wherever it's currently hosted. Switching means new pages go through Omnitopical's topical map going forward; it doesn't delete or move anything you've already published elsewhere.

Will my rankings drop during the switch?

Existing published pages and their URLs aren't touched, so there's nothing to lose ranking on unless you separately choose to redirect or replace them. New pages from Omnitopical's topical map are additions, not replacements, unless you decide otherwise.

Can I run Slate and Omnitopical at the same time during the transition?

Yes — there's no exclusivity requirement. Some teams keep using Slate for its specific job while Omnitopical builds out the topical map in parallel, then fully transition once they're comfortable.

How long does the switch actually take?

Connecting a domain and describing your business takes minutes; Omnitopical starts planning the topical map immediately after. There's no migration project to schedule — it's closer to onboarding a new tool than a data migration.

How to switch from Slate to Omnitopical

Quick answer

There's no data migration to run — Slate is slate combines AI search visibility tracking, governed content workflows, and direct CMS publishing, aimed at B2B SaaS teams doing programmatic SEO. Omnitopical plans a fresh topical map for your domain and starts publishing; nothing you've already published with Slate is touched or removed. Most teams are live within the same day.

What's actually involved

1
Connect your domain
Point a subdomain at Omnitopical — no code, no export file needed from Slate.
2
Describe your business
A short source-context step — why your business is credible on the subject — replaces whatever manual planning Slate left up to you.
3
Review the topical map
See the full plan before anything publishes — adjust or approve it.
4
Publish and monitor
Pages publish continuously from here, automatically interlinked — no manual handoff between planning, writing, and publishing like Slate required.

What changes on day one

Now covered: workflow and governance tooling assumes you already have (or will build) a publishing pipeline and CMS
Now covered: content is produced through configurable workflows you set up, not a pre-built topical map
Now covered: hosting — publishes into your own CMS, not on a domain Slate manages

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