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If you’d rather download articles yourself instead of receiving webhook pushes, SEOPilot lets you export any article as MDX (ideal for static site generators) or CSV (ideal for spreadsheet workflows and CMS imports). Both formats contain every field you need to publish the article and pass SEO metadata to your platform.

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Exporting a single article

1

Open the article

Navigate to the Articles section of your SEOPilot dashboard and click on the article you want to export.
2

Open the Export menu

Click the Export dropdown in the article view.
3

Choose your format

Pick Export as MDX if you’re publishing to a static site generator, or Export as CSV if you need a spreadsheet-friendly format for bulk imports or CMS ingestion.
4

Download the file

Your file will download immediately. No additional configuration is required.

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MDX export format

The MDX export produces a single .mdx file with a YAML frontmatter block followed by the article body (Markdown). All standard SEO fields are included in the frontmatter so your site generator can read them without any transformation. The hero_image block is only present when the article has a hero image.
article-example.mdx
---
title: "How to Choose a CRM for a Solo Realtor"
slug: "crm-for-solo-realtors"
status: draft
meta_title: "How to Choose a CRM for a Solo Realtor"
meta_description: "A practical guide to picking the right CRM..."
keyword: "crm for solo realtors"
generated_at: "2026-06-01T09:00:00.000Z"
updated_at: "2026-06-01T09:00:00.000Z"
hero_image:
  url: "https://images.example.com/hero.jpg"
  alt: "A realtor reviewing leads on a laptop"
  photographer: "Jane Doe"
  photographer_url: "https://unsplash.com/@janedoe"
  source_url: "https://unsplash.com/photos/abc123"
---

# How to Choose a CRM for a Solo Realtor

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If you’re using Next.js or Astro, drop the exported MDX files into your content/ or src/content/ directory. They’re ready to render with no modification.

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CSV export format

The CSV export contains one row per article and is suitable for bulk imports into headless CMSes, spreadsheet analysis, or any workflow that prefers tabular data. The file uses standard comma separation with a header row.
ColumnDescription
titleFull article title.
slugURL-safe slug for routing.
statusdraft or published.
meta_titleSEO title.
meta_descriptionSEO meta description text.
keywordPrimary target keyword.
word_countWord count of the article body.
generated_atISO 8601 timestamp the article was generated.
updated_atISO 8601 timestamp the article was last updated.
hero_image_urlHero image URL (blank if none).
hero_image_altHero image alt text.
hero_image_photographerHero image photographer name.
hero_image_photographer_urlHero image photographer profile URL.
hero_image_source_urlHero image source page URL.
body_mdFull article body in Markdown.
Sample row:
articles-export.csv
title,slug,status,meta_title,meta_description,keyword,word_count,generated_at,updated_at,hero_image_url,hero_image_alt,hero_image_photographer,hero_image_photographer_url,hero_image_source_url,body_md
"How to Choose a CRM for a Solo Realtor",crm-for-solo-realtors,draft,"How to Choose a CRM for a Solo Realtor","A practical guide to picking the right CRM...",crm for solo realtors,1240,2026-06-01T09:00:00.000Z,2026-06-01T09:00:00.000Z,,,,,,"# How to Choose a CRM..."

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Bulk export

You can export all of your articles at once without opening them individually. On the Articles page, click Export all and choose a format:

Export all as MDX (.zip)

A seopilot-articles.zip containing one .mdx file per article (named by slug). Unzip it into your content directory to publish everything at once.

Export all as CSV

A single seopilot-articles.csv with one row per article. Ideal for one-shot imports into a headless CMS or a spreadsheet dashboard.
The bulk export includes all of your articles — both drafts and published — using the same fields as the single-article exports above.