# Content

> Manage your website content inventory, analyze SEO health, and use AI to refresh or create content at scale.

Source: https://docs.graph8.com/studio/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.

### Deleting Pages

Open any page row in the Content workspace and use the **Delete** action to remove it from your inventory. Deleting a page:

- Removes the inventory entry (URL, SEO score, metrics)
- Detaches the page from any content grids it was part of
- Does **not** affect the live page on your website — graph8 only manages the inventory record, not the actual published URL

Bulk delete is available from the workspace table — select multiple rows and click Delete to clean up old or unwanted entries in one pass.

## 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

### SEO Data

graph8 enriches your pages with 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 →](https://docs.graph8.com/studio/global/) — Set up org-level intelligence
- [Campaigns →](https://docs.graph8.com/studio/campaigns/) — Create campaigns that drive traffic to your content
- [Companies →](https://docs.graph8.com/studio/accounts/) — Company intelligence and deal strategy
- [Team →](https://docs.graph8.com/studio/team/) — Assign authors to content pieces

## More help

- [NPS and CSAT surveys](https://docs.graph8.com/studio/surveys/)