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Create a "hub" page that links to every article in one content pillar

2-3 hrImpact: highEffort: medium

A hub page linking to every article within one content pillar creates a single, organized landing point for that entire topic — distinct from the pillar page itself, functioning as a navigational index.

This gives visitors a clear, complete view of everything you have published on a topic, and reinforces the topical structure to search engines with an explicit index.

The full picture

A hub page linking to every article within a single content pillar serves a genuinely distinct navigational function from the pillar page itself — where the pillar page provides comprehensive coverage of the broad topic in its own right, the hub page functions as an explicit index, making the complete scope of your coverage on that topic visible and navigable in one place.

This distinction matters for when a hub page genuinely adds value versus when it would be premature — a hub page built for a pillar that only has a cornerstone and one or two cluster articles provides little real navigational value, since there's not yet enough content to warrant a dedicated index. The genuine value of this page type emerges once a pillar has accumulated enough real cluster content that a visitor benefits from an organized, comprehensive view of everything available on that topic.

The organizational quality of the hub matters for whether it functions as genuinely useful navigation or simply a bare list — grouping related articles within the pillar by subtopic, or providing brief context for each linked piece rather than an undifferentiated list of titles, helps a visitor actually find the specific piece most relevant to their interest rather than requiring them to click through multiple options to find what they're looking for.

Once built, this hub page becomes a natural internal linking destination worth referencing from other relevant content and from site navigation — it represents a genuine, comprehensive entry point into one of your core areas of expertise, and ensuring it's genuinely discoverable, not just present but buried, extracts the real navigational and SEO value this content structure is meant to provide.

How to do it

  1. 1
    Choose your most developed content pillar
    One with enough real articles to warrant a dedicated hub.
  2. 2
    List every article in that pillar with real context
    Brief descriptions, not just bare links.
  3. 3
    Link the hub prominently
    From navigation or the pillar page itself.

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How you will know it is done

A hub page exists organizing and linking to every article within one content pillar.

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