How to Hire Virtual Assistants to Manage My Sites Without Giving Them Full Access?

HOWTO

Empower your team safely — Assign limited roles so VAs can help without risking your network

Welcome

Get started with Summrly

Create Your First Topic

Set up your content focus

Add Keywords

Optimize for search engines

Brand Details

Tell us about your business

Complete Setup

Start creating content

Get Started with Summrly

Let's get you set up with your first content topic. This will only take a few minutes.

What to Expect

We'll guide you through 5 simple steps to create your first content topic:

Choose a topic - The main subject you want to create content about
Add keywords - Terms your audience searches for
Set brand details - Tell us about your business
Select template - Choose your content layout
Start creating - Generate your first content

Brand Details & Template

Tell us about your business and choose a content template

Why this matters

This information helps us tailor the content to your brand's voice and style. We'll use it to:

Match your brand's tone and personality
Incorporate your unique value propositions
Reference your products/services naturally
Maintain consistency across all content

Brand Name*

Website URL We'll use this to understand your existing content

Contact Email*

AI API Key Leave blank to use our default key

Preferred Content Tone*

Tone Preview:

Our professional tone creates content that is polished, well-researched, and authoritative while maintaining clarity and precision in communication.

Select Template

Choose a layout for your content

Published on: | Author: Summrly Team

Scale with Help — Give VAs the Right Access, Not Full Control

You want help managing your sites — but not full admin access. With Summrly, you can hire virtual assistants and give them limited permissions — like updating content or publishing posts — without letting them change branding, settings, or security.

Why a Content-First Website Solves This

Summrly’s role-based permissions let you delegate tasks safely. You can allow a VA to edit articles or upload content, but block access to domains, billing, or team settings. It’s perfect for scaling with freelancers while keeping your network secure.

Step-by-Step Guide

Create Your First Topic
Set Up Your Content Focus
Add Keywords
Brand Details
Complete Setup — Invite Team Members with Custom Permissions (e.g., Editor, VA)

Enter your topic below and start building websites that your team can support — without full access.

Real Results in 6–12 Weeks

An online business owner hired two VAs to update blog content. Using Summrly, she gave them “Editor” access — they could write and publish, but couldn’t change domains or billing. She saved 8 hours/week and had zero security issues.