Brimstone's sitemap sends search engines to /news and six pages called "news title 01" to "news title 06". Each is an unfilled Wix template dated 2/28/23 that reads "This is a paragraph. It is connected to a CMS collection through a dataset. Click “Edit Text”...". They are set to index, and /news has the same "News | Brimstone" title as the real press page at /media. A journalist, investor or cement buyer who searches "Brimstone news" can land on placeholder text instead of the Century Aluminum and Amazon announcements.
First action
Open the Wix CMS, find the "news" collection with six items and delete or hide them today.
How to measure it
Template pages indexed
- Now
- –
- Target
- 0
- By
- 30 days
Steps
Confirm the pages
List /news and the six news-title URLs from the sitemap and check them in Search Console.
Wix site editor (marketing) 1 hour
Delete the items
Remove the empty CMS collection items and the dynamic page.
Wix site editor (marketing) 1 hour
Redirect
301 /news and each news-title URL to /media.
Wix site editor (marketing) 1 hour
Retitle /media
A distinct title and description naming cement, SCM and alumina.
Head of Marketing & Communications 1 hour
Resubmit
Resubmit the sitemap and request removal of the old URLs.
Wix site editor (marketing) 1 day
Check
Search "Brimstone news" and site:brimstone.com/news after two weeks.
Head of Marketing & Communications 2 weeks
Why it works
In the Wix editor, delete the empty "news" collection items and the /news page (or connect it to real content), and redirect /news and the six URLs to /media with 301 redirects. Then re-submit the sitemap in Google Search Console and request removal of the six URLs. Rename /media's title to something like "Brimstone News and Press: Cement, SCM and Alumina" so there is one clear news page.
The press page is Brimstone's strongest proof (Netflix, WSJ, Amazon, DOE, Century Aluminum). One clean news URL puts it in front of searchers and stops template text appearing beside the brand.
Ready to use
ChecklistNews page clean-up
[ ] Export then delete the six "news title" CMS items [ ] Delete or fill the /news page [ ] 301 /news and /news/news-title-01..06 to /media [ ] New title and description on /media [ ] Sitemap resubmitted in Search Console [ ] Removal requested for the old URLs [ ] "Brimstone news" checked in Google after two weeks
Risks and how to handle them
Deleting the wrong collection
Export the collection first; the real press list lives on /media.
Evidence
- Your websiteThe sitemap (checked October 20, 2026) lists /news plus six pages, /news/news-title-01 to /news/news-title-06. Each one is an unfilled Wix template: the title is "news title 06" (and so on), dated 2/28/23, with the body "This is a paragraph. It is connected to a CMS collection through a dataset. Click “Edit Text” to update content from the connected collection." The pages are set to "index", and /news itself opens with "Add paragraph text. Click “Edit Text” to update the font, size and more." The site menu's NEWS link goes to /media instead.Source
- Your websitePage titles and descriptions: the homepage and the About page share the title "Brimstone | Transforming Industry" and the description "Next-generation industrial processes for a more efficient, economical and sustainable future."; /media and /news are both titled "News | Brimstone". None of those descriptions mentions cement, SCM or alumina.Source
- Your websiteMedia page: press from 2021 to 2026 (Netflix, TIME, WSJ, Popular Science, How I Built This, Axios); 2026 items include the Century Aluminum memorandum of understanding and MIT Technology Review's "Top 10 Climate Tech Startups to Watch in 2026"; Amazon "signed a commercial agreement to reserve volumes of Brimstone's portland cement"; Brimstone signed a letter of intent with Oklahoma's Dolese Bros. Co. for feedrock, and The Oklahoman reported the alumina plant "will be built in Oklahoma using Roosevelt quarry"; the Industrial Demonstrations Program selected Brimstone for a $189 million federal investment.Source