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Audit and improve commercial pages so they have legitimate citation reasons for guest posts, resource pages, digital PR, partnerships, and editorial mentions. Use when a sales page needs citable sections, proof points, tools, data, definitions, expert quotes, or less promotional link targets before outreach.

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Sales Page Citability Audit

Use this skill to make a commercial page easier for editors, contributors, partners, and publishers to cite without forcing a promotional link.

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-sales-page-citability.md for a full page audit.
  3. Identify the audience action cycle around the page.
  4. Add or strengthen reference-worthy elements before outreach.
  5. Recommend section-specific links, internal links, and citation-safe pitch angles.

Default Output

When asked to audit citability, return:

  1. Page role - commercial goal, audience, action cycle, and target link contexts.
  2. Citation gaps - where the page lacks facts, definitions, examples, tools, or proof.
  3. Recommended additions - citable modules with purpose and implementation notes.
  4. Section link plan - section URLs, internal links, and natural citation language.
  5. Tool choices - crawler, analytics/search data, CMS, structured data testing, and user research sources.
  6. Outreach readiness - whether the page is ready, needs support content, or should not be pitched.

Contents

NeedStart Here
Understand commercial-page citabilityreferences/core/knowledge.md
Apply audit rulesreferences/core/rules.md
See module examplesreferences/core/examples.md
Run citability auditworkflows/audit-sales-page-citability.md

Core Posture

  • A page is citable when linking to it helps the publisher's reader.
  • Commercial intent is not disqualifying, but unsupported promotion is.
  • Build citation reasons into the page before asking for links.
  • Prefer specific section anchors over vague homepage or product-page links.
  • Preserve conversion clarity while adding reference value.