Articles: on-page and off-page
The full article workflow: load your knowledge base, get weekly on-page and off-page opportunities with evidence, then generate and publish an optimised article.
Walkthrough · 5:00
What this demo covers
- Load the knowledge base with product manuals, regulations, and anything proprietary. Aim for at least 10,000 words of your own content.
- Every new article draws context from that knowledge base alongside competitor mentions and the gaps found in existing coverage.
- Optimise an existing article by pasting its URL. PingAura fetches the content and rewrites it as an AEO-optimised piece.
- Article Researcher covers two types: on-page, meaning blogs, listicles, and case studies, and off-page.
- A research run takes about twenty seconds and returns the opportunities for that week, refreshed weekly, with the reason and the competitor evidence behind each one.
- Generation pre-populates a ranked topic list, does the keyword research, applies the Flesch-Kincaid readability standard, and generates the headline and H1/H2 structure before writing.
- The editor carries search preview, URL slug, meta description, keywords, and built-in FAQs, plus schema markup and internal linking when CMS access is connected.
- Each article can carry its own UTM parameters for attribution, and exports to Markdown, HTML, rich text, or plain text.
In this demo
- 0:01The knowledge base and custom instructions
- 1:13Create new or optimise an existing article
- 1:46On-page and off-page article research
- 2:49Reading an opportunity and its evidence
- 3:03Generating the article
- 3:52The SEO and AEO editor
- 4:36Export and auto-deploy
Frequently asked questions
- How much content should I upload to the knowledge base?
- Aim for at least 10,000 words of proprietary material: product manuals, regulations, brand guidelines, and anything specific to your business. Uploads accept PDF, Word, and other common formats.
- Can PingAura optimise articles I already published?
- Yes. Paste the URL of an existing SEO article and PingAura fetches the content and rewrites it as an AEO-optimised piece.
- What is the difference between on-page and off-page articles?
- On-page covers content published on your own site, such as blogs, listicles, and case studies. Off-page covers the placements and surfaces outside your domain that AI engines cite.
- Does PingAura publish the article for me?
- With CMS access connected, PingAura can auto-deploy the article and handle internal linking and schema markup. Without it, you can export to Markdown, HTML, rich text, or plain text.