Content Hub AI — Instructions

Content Hub AI plans and builds a whole content hub (a hub-and-spoke cluster): one hub homepage that links out to 20-30 short "entry" pages, plus an announcement post. Instead of publishing posts one at a time, you publish a complete, interlinked resource in one go. The tool does the time-consuming part for you, and it solves the bottleneck that stops most people: it locks in every page's final URL slug up front, so the internal links are baked into each page before anything is published.

The default flow is keyless: the tool builds each prompt, you run it in your own ChatGPT / Claude / Gemini, and paste the result back. No API key required. Set a key in Settings and you also get one-click generation, including a "build every piece" batch.

1. Set up the hub

Side panel → Open Hub Builder. In ① Set up the hub add:

Your site base URL (e.g. https://yoursite.com) — every internal link is written as a full address under this domain. Set it before locking slugs.
A broad topic — broad enough to support 20+ distinct entries. If a topic is too narrow (e.g. "YouTube SEO"), broaden it one level ("YouTube marketing").
Hub name and slug, audience, the number of entries, and (optionally) your own categories and the entries you definitely want. This is how you steer the plan.
An optional call to action for the foot of each page (pull one from your offers in Settings).

2. Plan the structure

In ②, Plan with AI opens your chosen AI with a prompt that returns the categories and 20-30 entry titles, each with a keyword and a slug. Use your own AI so the topics are current and real. Paste the reply back and click Build plan from reply (or Generate now with a key). Not sure yet? Load sample hub shows the shape.

3. Lock the slugs (the URL map)

In ③ you get a table of every entry with its category, title, slug and final URL. Edit anything until you are happy. These slugs are final: every internal link in every piece will point at these exact URLs. Download slug map (CSV) saves the whole plan. This is the step that makes the hub interlinked the moment it goes live.

4. Build the pieces

In ④ pick a piece and Open AI & fill (or Copy prompt). Each entry is written to the same structure (intro, the basics, how to do it, common mistakes) so the hub feels consistent, and the related-page links already point at the locked URLs. Paste the HTML back and Save this piece. With a key, Generate ALL pieces drafts the whole hub in one run. The hub homepage is assembled automatically from your locked plan (an optional AI intro sits on top).

5. Publish at the locked slugs

Publish all built pieces sends every page to WordPress at its predetermined slug. Entries go first, then the hub homepage, then the announcement post, so the baked-in links resolve straight away.
Re-publishing updates in place, keeping the same URL.
Prefer to publish by hand? Download or Copy each piece's HTML and paste it into a Custom HTML / Gutenberg block at the matching slug.

Beyond the cluster

Internal linking is already baked into every page here, which is one of the biggest on-page wins there is. To push each page further, add embeddable interactive tools or checklists, images / infographics, and a comment / engagement prompt on the key entries. These lift engagement and dwell time (real SEO/AEO signals beyond the text) and are easy to add with AI — build the tools with Traffic Magnets.

Honesty rule

Every fact in every page must be accurate and current. Do not invent statistics, fake tools, or fake products to pad an entry.

The method behind content hubs (a broad topic, 5-7 categories, 20-30 entries, a hub homepage, an announcement post) is taught by Brian Dean; this tool automates the build. Your settings and saved hubs are stored only in your browser (chrome.storage.local) and travel only in your own Export file. Content Hub AI is not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, WordPress, Brian Dean, or any third party. Content you generate is yours. Results are not typical.