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linkable-content-architecture

Audit and improve the site architecture around linkable content before promotion, including orphan pages, internal links, hubs, URL stability, crawlability, canonicals, conversion paths, and link equity flow.

First seen Jul 12, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add lvtd-llc/skills --skill linkable-content-architecture

Summary

  • Audit and improve the site architecture around linkable content before promotion, including orphan pages, internal links, hubs, URL stability, crawlability, canonicals, conversion paths, and link equity flow.
  • Use when a linkable asset exists but may be buried, isolated, technically weak, or poorly connected to business pages.

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Version0.1.0
LicenseMIT
CompatibilityCodex, Claude Code, and other Agent Skills-compatible clients.
Declared agents claude-code codex
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version
0.1.0
displayName
Linkable Content Architecture
category
Marketing
tags
seo,link-building,internal-linking,technical-seo,content-strategy

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  • skill md SKILL.md 2,909 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 364 B

History

  1. First seen on skills.sh
  2. First recorded snapshot · 2 installs

SKILL.md

Linkable Content Architecture

Use this skill to make linkable assets findable, crawlable, internally connected, and useful before promotion or outreach begins.

This skill is derived from Garrett French and Eric Ward's Ultimate Guide to Link Building and uses transformed guidance with durable book-topic references. Do not copy book prose into user outputs.

Quick Start

  1. Use the Contents table below to choose the smallest useful reference set.
  2. Use workflows/audit-linkable-content-architecture.md for a full architecture audit.
  3. Check whether the asset is orphaned, isolated, unstable, blocked, or weakly linked.
  4. Improve internal links, hubs, canonicals, redirects, and conversion paths before outreach.
  5. Return a prioritized fix plan with verification steps.

Default Output

When asked about linkable content architecture, return:

  1. Asset map - target assets, hubs, business pages, supporting pages, and URL status.
  2. Architecture findings - crawlability, search index status, orphan risk, internal links, canonicals, redirects, and navigation.
  3. Link equity plan - inbound link destinations, hub links, contextual links, and commercial-path support.
  4. Promotion readiness - whether outreach should proceed, pause, or point to a stronger URL.
  5. Tool choices - site crawler, backlink exports, analytics/search data, CMS, log files, and internal-link visualization.
  6. Verification - crawl checks, link checks, index status, analytics events, and post-launch monitoring.

Contents

Need Start Here
Understand content architecture concepts references/core/knowledge.md
Apply architecture rules references/core/rules.md
See audit examples references/core/examples.md
Run architecture audit workflows/audit-linkable-content-architecture.md

Core Posture

  • Do not promote assets that are technically hidden or internally disconnected.
  • External links work harder when the destination is part of a clear site structure.
  • Internal links should connect linkable assets to useful next steps without burying the asset.
  • Stable URLs and clean canonicals reduce wasted outreach.
  • Architecture fixes should happen before large outreach pushes.