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Purpose

The Public Content Suggestions Report is a public, read-only webpage used by your customers to share AI-generated rewrite suggestions with their prospects or clients. When an Athena user creates a “content pitch” for a prospect’s article, they generate a shareable link that leads directly to this page. Anyone with the link can view the report without logging in or creating an Athena account. The page displays the prospect’s original article with inline highlights showing exactly how Athena would rewrite specific passages to improve their visibility in AI search answers.

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What’s on the page

  • Sticky Header: Displays the AthenaHQ logo and “Powered by AthenaHQ” text. On the right side, it contains quick actions for sharing the report.
  • Report Title & Subtitle: Displays the heading “Content Suggestions Report” along with a description: “How Athena would rewrite [Prospect Name or URL] to show up in AI answers.”
  • Optimizing for these AI prompts: A section that lists the specific AI search queries (prompts) the report was generated to target. Each prompt is displayed as a small pill-shaped chip. This section only appears if the creator selected target prompts.
  • Article Panel: The main body of the page. It shows the prospect’s full article text, marked with highlighted passages wherever Athena has a rewrite suggestion. A small note at the top explains: “X inline suggestions. Click a highlighted passage to review it.”
  • Footer: A simple sign-off at the bottom reading “AthenaHQ, the AI search optimization platform” along with a link reading “Get this for your site”.

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Drilldowns: Floating Suggestion Card

Clicking any highlighted text in the article opens a floating Before/After/Why card directly beneath the text:
  • Header: Shows an Athena avatar, “Athena” as the author, the date the suggestion was generated, and the text “Suggested rewrite”.
  • Prompt Badge: If the suggestion targets a specific prompt, it displays a badge like “Prompt: [Target Prompt]”.
  • Before: The original text from the article (highlighted in light red).
  • After: Athena’s newly optimized text (highlighted in light green).
  • Why: A brief explanation of why the change improves AI search visibility (highlighted in light gray).
  • Action Link: A link at the bottom of the card reading “Athena writes suggestions like this for every page on your site ➔”.

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What you can do here

  • Review suggestions: Click any highlighted passage in the text to open the floating suggestion card. Click anywhere else on the page or press the Escape key to close it.
  • Copy link: Click the “Copy link” button in the top right to copy the report’s URL to your clipboard. A “Link copied” confirmation toast will appear.
  • Share: Click the “Share” button in the top right. If you are on a device that supports native sharing (like a mobile phone), it opens the system’s share sheet. Otherwise, it defaults to copying the link to your clipboard.
  • Learn more about AthenaHQ: Click “Get this for your site” in the footer or “Athena writes suggestions like this for every page on your site” inside a suggestion card to visit the public AthenaHQ marketing website.

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Data shown

All data shown on this page comes directly from the Content Pitch configured by the Athena user. It includes the scraped text of the prospect’s original web page, the list of AI prompts the user chose to target, and the actual rewrite suggestions (Before, After, and Why text) generated by Athena.

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Common workflows

Viewing and reviewing a prospect report:
  1. The prospect opens the shared link provided by the Athena user.
  2. The prospect scrolls through the article and looks for highlighted passages.
  3. The prospect clicks a highlight to open the floating card and compare the “Before” and “After” text.
  4. To dismiss the card and keep reading, the prospect clicks outside of the card.
Sharing the report with a colleague:
  1. The prospect views the report and decides to forward it to their internal team.
  2. They click the “Share” button in the top-right corner.
  3. They select their email or messaging app from their device’s native share menu, or simply paste the automatically copied link into a message.

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Empty, loading, and error states

  • Loading / Processing: If the prospect opens the link while Athena is still generating the report, they see skeleton placeholder lines and a card that says: “Generating suggestions for this page. Usually takes a couple of minutes. This page updates automatically.” The page will automatically load the content once it finishes.
  • Failed Generation: If the system failed to scrape or generate the report, the page shows a card reading: “This report couldn’t be generated. Ask the person who sent you this link to try creating it again.”
  • No Suggestions Found: If generation completes but the article is already perfectly optimized, the page shows: “No suggestions found. Athena reviewed this page and had no rewrite suggestions to make.” The article text may still render below this, but without highlights.
  • Report Unavailable (Deleted/Invalid): If the Athena user deleted the report, or the link URL is broken, the entire page is replaced with a card reading: “This report isn’t available. The link may have been taken down by its creator. Ask them for a fresh link.”
  • System Error: If the report exists but Athena’s servers temporarily fail to load it, a card reads: “Couldn’t load this report. Something went wrong on our side. Refresh the page to try again.”
  • Linked from: External emails, messages, or documents where an Athena customer has pasted the share link.
  • Links to: The AthenaHQ marketing website (https://www.athenahq.ai).

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Common support questions

Can the prospect edit the text or accept the suggestions directly on this page? No. The public report is strictly read-only. It is designed as a presentation tool. To actually implement the changes, the prospect would need to update their own website’s CMS, or become an Athena customer. Does the prospect need to create an Athena account to view the link? No. The link is completely public and requires no login. The unique, unguessable string of characters in the URL is what grants them access. Will search engines index this page and penalize the prospect for duplicate content? No. The public report pages are strictly coded to block search engines from crawling or indexing them (noindex, nofollow). They will not show up in Google and will not affect the prospect’s SEO. Why did my prospect see a “This report isn’t available” message? This happens if you (the Athena user) deleted the content pitch from your Athena workspace, or if the prospect copied an incomplete/broken URL. You will need to generate a new pitch and send them a fresh link.