Blog

Nonprofit Search Visibility: Why AI Cites Your Content and Skips Your Site

Why AI engines cite nonprofit content without sending traffic, and the content structure, metadata, and ownership fixes that address it.

What “AI-Ready Content” Actually Means for a CMS

AI-ready content is content stored as structured, retrievable data, not page copy rewritten in an answer-first style. Google says its AI features need no special markup, no chunking, and no llms.txt. What actually determines retrievability lives in the content model, and this piece gives a six-point check for whether yours is the constraint.

Drupal 12 Requirements: Why Drupal 10 Sites Must Hit 11.3

Core blocks Drupal 10.6 to 11.2. Only 11.3 bridges Drupal 10 and satisfies Drupal 12. Most 2026 upgrade plans have it wrong.

University Drupal Multisite Governance: A Working Model

Every university web governance policy eventually gets negotiated away unless the architecture enforces it. The working split is to centralize the codebase, theme, security updates, and role definitions, and delegate content and editorial workflows to the colleges. Domain Access or Group covers most college structures; true multisite earns its overhead only for a campus that must deviate on compliance, language, or data location.

temp thumbnail for blog post on Drupal AI compliance

Drupal AI Compliance: EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF & ISO 42001

Drupal AI must satisfy EU AI Act, NIST, and ISO. What changed in July 2026, and the seven things your team needs to evidence.

Website Governance Starts With a Site Inventory

Enterprise governance models assign ownership carefully: marketing owns brand, IT owns infrastructure, departments own their pages. Almost none answer the earlier question of who owns which sites, exactly. In estates that grew by accretion, a program microsite here and a grant-funded portal there, the policy covers what leadership remembers and the risk concentrates in what nobody does.