Liveblog

Liveblog support

Open a liveblog, post while the story runs, and keep the embed live on your own site without republishing the page.

Liveblog questions

How can a Liveblog improve audience engagement?

Liveblogs keep readers on your site longer by providing continuous, real-time updates. They encourage repeat visits, increase time on site, and foster audience loyalty during breaking news, sports coverage and other live events.

How does Timepath Liveblog work?

Timepath Liveblog allows you to post real-time updates that can be published instantly. This ensures your readers receive the most current information as events unfold. The software supports various types of content, including text, images, videos, and links.

How do I create a Liveblog with Timepath?

Creating a Liveblog is straightforward. You simply set up a new Liveblog in the Timepath interface, customize its appearance to match your brand, and start posting updates as the event or news story develops.

What type of content can I include in a Liveblog?

You can include a variety of content types in your Liveblog, such as text updates, images, videos, iframes, social media posts, tables and external links. This versatility allows you to create rich, engaging updates that keep your audience informed.

How do I publish updates in real-time?

Publishing updates in real-time with Timepath Liveblog is simple. You can post new updates directly from the Timepath interface, and they will appear instantly on your live blog, keeping your readers up-to-date.

Can I customize my Liveblogs?

Yes, Timepath Liveblog offers a wide range of customization options. You can adjust colors, fonts, backgrounds, logos, and more to ensure your live blogs align with your brand and provide a consistent reader experience.
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