Multi-brand experiences
Share the structure, keep the voices apart. Model your content once, reuse it across every brand, site and market, and let each one keep its own design, domain and frontend.
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Where portfolios fall apart
Each brand picked its own CMS, so the same product claim is written five times and updated maybe twice. Then legal changes one line and someone spends a week finding every copy of it. The work is not the writing. It is the reconciling.
What changes
One content model your brands inherit from, with room for every one of them to sound like itself.
Build the block library your whole portfolio uses. A new brand starts from proven structure instead of a blank project.
Translation works at field level with inheritance. Override the claim that needs to change for a market and let the rest follow the source.
Plan the structure on an infinite canvas with brand owners in the room, so everyone agrees before anyone builds.
Update the legal line in one place, review the diff, ship it as a release. If one brand needs to go back, only that one goes back.
Content goes out as JSON from the edge. Every brand renders it with its own frontend, its own design system, its own domain.
Editors are unlimited on every plan, so adding the sixth brand's team is a decision, not a budget line.
One model, many faces
Ask the API for a brand and a locale and you get the same block shape back, filled with that brand's words. Your teams can share a renderer or write five of them. b10cks does not care, and that is the point.
Structured content / any frontend
// One structure.
// Resolved per brand and locale.
GET /content/about?locale=de
{
"component": "hero",
"heading": "Willkommen bei Brand A.",
"body": [
{ "component": "feature_grid" },
{ "component": "call_to_action" }
]
}Shared structure, separate stacks
Sharing a content model does not mean sharing a codebase. Brands that want to move fast can, and the ones that do not are never blocked by them.
Room for the whole portfolio
Stop reconciling five systems and start maintaining one. Add the next brand or the next market without starting over.