What you see
A pillar, its articles, internal links, click depth, an orphan page and the related recommendation.
A demo editorial internal-linking structure links a pillar page to its articles. Spot the links, click depth and orphan pages, then read the recommendation. Nothing is published without human approval.
This demo shows an editorial semantic internal-linking structure: a pillar page linked to articles, the internal links between them, click depth and an orphan page with no inbound link. A recommendation points to the link to add. Internal linking connects proof, intents, clusters and articles; it remains a proposal. No page is created or published autonomously: your team approves every change.
A pillar, its articles, internal links, click depth, an orphan page and the related recommendation.
Editorial demo: articles and links are examples, unrelated to any customer website.
No autonomous publishing. Every proposed link or article goes through human approval.
No. It proposes a structure, links and articles to produce. Publishing goes through human approval and activated destinations, with logging.
The linked articles rely on sourced statements and timestamped video moments. Every link keeps a record of the proof behind it, in the Content Graph.
Yes, during scoping: the Aive team maps the relevant pages, spots orphans and depth, then proposes an internal-linking plan for your team to approve.