Content Assets that Work
Two content assets, packaged as Claude Code skills:
- Citation Hub: this one attracts backlinks. A page that writers and, especially, AI agents cite when they need a number.
- Topical Authority Builder: a glossary that covers every term in your niche so Google and the LLMs treat you as the source.
The most advanced publishing companies in the world run on the same two mechanisms.
Get the kit for $149Instant zip download after payment. No backlinks in 6 months? Full refund.
Citation Hub: backlinks on autopilot
Think of this as a honey pot for backlinks.
Writers, journalists, content teams and AI agents constantly need a number to back a claim, and they link to wherever they found it.
The Citation Hub Builder makes your site that place: a page with 100+ statistics, every one traced to the organisation that first published it, every URL verified, every figure dated.
People link back because citing a verified source makes their own article credible.
No outreach. Plan the angles, wait for your approval, then write and push the page.
Glossaries as Topical Authority Builder
Google decides you own a subject when you cover all of it, not when you rank for one keyword.
The Definition Layer Playbook builds a glossary that does that: it harvests every term in your niche into a scored inventory, gives each term its own URL with the answer in the first 50 words, links every page to every related term, and adds the byline, date and sources that make a page citable.
Result: a site that ranks across the whole topic and gets quoted by AI answers.
The hub earns links for years
A statistics page keeps getting found by people who need a number, and each of them is a potential link. Refresh it on the schedule the skill sets and it stays the current source instead of decaying.
The glossary compounds
Every new term page strengthens every other one through internal links, and the more of the topic you cover, the more queries you rank for. On the biggest reference sites the term pages are also the most linked pages on the whole domain.
No outreach, no link buying
Both assets work because they are the easiest page to cite, not because you asked anyone. Publish, keep them fresh, and the authority and referring domains compound while you work on something else.
See it live
- The Roborank SEO glossary 324 term pages on one flat path, one entity per URL, A to Z index hub. The glossary asset, on my own product.
- Example term page: What is topical authority? H1 is the query, definition in the first 50 words, progressive depth, related terms linked in the body.
- 80+ SEO audit statistics for 2026 Planned, produced and gated by the Statistics Hub Builder. Published 17 August 2026. First backlink 8 days later, 2 referring domains after 3 weeks, 4 referring domains after 6 weeks (DR 44, 29, 14 and 5, all dofollow, all in-content, 5 links), with zero outreach. Ahrefs data as of 30 September 2026.
- Unzip and copy the two folders into
~/.claude/skills/. Restart Claude Code. - Point Claude Code at a site and say "glossary strategy". The playbook crawls what exists first, then delivers the term inventory, the architecture wireframes and the production brief.
- Say "stats angles for [client]". The hub builder returns verified topics and one stat per section. Approve the outline, and it researches, verifies each URL, writes the page and runs the citation gate. Publish it, then do the three things below.
People and AI agents writing about your industry need numbers to back their claims. When they go looking, they land on your hub and link to it, because one page with 100+ sourced stats is easier to cite than hopping through ten.
The stats also cover a lot of long-tail keywords, so after a while the hub shows up on Google too, which brings more people who need a number.
Do these three things after you publish the hub:
- Check the hub is indexed. If it isn't, submit it in Google Search Console.
- Link to it from a few of your other pages and posts.
- Add 2 to 4 new stats every month, for at least 6 months.
You should see the first links within 1 to 2 months.
- Both skills, with the reference files and the citation checker script
- Term inventory template (xlsx + csv)
- Two link-earning asset types: definition pages and statistics hubs
- Use on unlimited sites, yours or your clients'
- Instant download, no account needed
- Personal licence: no resale or redistribution, every copy is stamped with its purchase
6-month guarantee: no backlinks, full refund.
Do I need anything besides Claude Code?
Python 3 for the citation checker, nothing else. The statistics hub runs on Claude Code's built-in web search and fetch. For the glossary term harvest a keyword source helps: Ahrefs MCP, DataForSEO MCP, or a CSV export from Ahrefs, Semrush or Search Console. Without one the skill still runs and you skip the volume column.
Will this write my glossary for me?
The glossary skill designs it and gives you the exact page template; writing the pages is Claude Code's job, guided by the anatomy and trust rules in the skill. The statistics skill writes the full page itself.
Is this for agencies or for one site?
Both. The playbook was built for client work and then used on my own product, so it covers brownfield sites with an existing messy glossary as well as greenfield.
Do the pages really earn links without outreach?
Nobody can guarantee links. What the kit builds is the asset class with the best passive link track record in SEO, structured to be the easiest page to cite. The stats hub above picked up its first referring domains within three weeks of publishing, with zero outreach.
Can I share it with my team or resell it?
No. It is a personal licence. Use it on as many sites as you like, but the files stay with you. Each download is stamped with the buyer's email and purchase ID. Want a team or reseller licence? Message me on X or email flavio@theaudienz.com and we will sort one out.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. If the page doesn't get you backlinks within 6 months, reply to your download email and I'll refund you. No questions asked.
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