Content

The Content section is an SEO and AI content engine. Import your website pages, analyze their SEO health, and use AI to refresh underperforming content or create new pages — all managed from a single workspace.

Content Inventory

The content inventory tracks all your website pages with SEO metrics and status.

Each page shows:

Field	What It Tracks
URL	Page address
Title	Page title tag
Meta description	SEO meta description
H1	Primary heading
Word count	Content length
Primary keyword	Target keyword for the page
SEO score	0–100 health rating
Content type	Website, blog, landing page, LinkedIn, newsletter
Status	Idea, in progress, done, published

Importing Pages

Bring your existing website content into the inventory:

Deep Crawl

1. Go to Studio → Content → Import
2. Select Crawl Website
3. Enter your website URL — graph8 validates it against your registered domain
4. Optionally filter by path (e.g., only crawl /blog or exclude /author)
5. Click Start — graph8 crawls up to 5,000 pages

The crawl runs in the background. Track progress in real time: pages found, scraped, imported, skipped, and failed.

Sitemap Import

1. Select Import from Sitemap
2. Enter your sitemap URL (e.g., yoursite.com/sitemap.xml)
3. Filter by glob patterns if needed
4. Click Import — graph8 parses the sitemap and scrapes each URL

Manual Add

Click Add Page to manually add a URL to your inventory.

SEO Analysis

graph8 analyzes every imported page and produces an SEO score (0–100) based on:

• Title tag presence and length
• Meta description presence and length
• H1 heading presence
• Word count (300+ words recommended)
• Internal and external link counts
• Mobile friendliness signals
• Page speed signals

SEO Summary Dashboard

The SEO summary gives you an at-a-glance view of your content health:

• Total pages and pages with/without issues
• Issue breakdown — missing titles, thin content, duplicate meta descriptions, etc.
• Severity levels — critical, warning, info
• Score distribution — excellent (80+), good (60–79), needs work (40–59), poor (below 40)

Content Workspace

The workspace is where you manage your content day-to-day. Filter and sort pages by:

• Domain
• Content type (blog, landing page, etc.)
• SEO health (score ranges)
• Intent (buy, compare, best)
• Refresh status
• Page type

Update any page’s metadata — primary topic, target keyword, intent, owner, and refresh scope.

Content Grids

Content grids let you run batch AI operations on multiple pages at once.

Grid Types

Operation	What It Does
Refresh	AI rewrites or updates existing content to improve SEO
Create	AI generates new content for target keywords
Analyze	AI reviews content and provides optimization recommendations

Creating a Grid

1. Go to Studio → Content → Grids
2. Click New Grid and select the operation type
3. Add pages (rows) to the grid
4. Assign a target keyword and author per row
5. Run the grid — AI processes each page

Each row tracks before/after SEO scores so you can measure improvement.

Integrations

Google Search Console

Connect GSC to pull real search performance data into your content inventory:

• Clicks — how often your page is clicked in search results
• Impressions — how often it appears
• CTR — click-through rate
• Average position — where you rank for your target keywords

Semrush

Connect Semrush for deeper competitive SEO data:

• Authority score — domain and page authority
• Backlinks — number of incoming links
• Referring domains — unique domains linking to you
• Keyword position — ranking for tracked keywords
• Keyword volume — monthly search volume

Tip

Start by importing your blog or key landing pages. Focus on pages with high impressions but low CTR — these are your biggest quick wins for SEO improvement.

Next Steps

• Global Context → — Set up org-level intelligence
• Campaigns → — Create campaigns that drive traffic to your content
• Accounts → — Account intelligence and deal strategy
• Team → — Assign authors to content pieces