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Purpose

This page is a public, read-only report that AthenaHQ customers share with their prospects or clients. It shows exactly how Athena would rewrite a specific webpage’s content to rank better in AI search answers. Since it doesn’t require an AthenaHQ account to view, it is an easy way for customers to showcase the value of AI search optimization to external stakeholders without asking them to log in.

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What’s on the page

  • Header: Contains the AthenaHQ logo and “Powered by AthenaHQ” branding. Once the report successfully loads, it displays the “Copy link” and “Share” buttons.
  • Report Title & Subtitle: Shows “Content Suggestions Report” and a subtitle explaining that this is how Athena would rewrite the prospect’s (or website’s) content.
  • Optimizing for these AI prompts: If the report was created with targeted AI prompts, they are listed here as small pill-shaped chips.
  • Status Cards: Depending on the state of the report, viewers might see one of several status messages:
    • Generating suggestions for this page: Shown while Athena is still reading the page and writing suggestions. It notes that the page updates automatically.
    • This report couldn’t be generated: Shown if the generation process failed entirely.
    • No suggestions found: Shown if Athena scanned the page but decided no rewrites were necessary.
    • This report isn’t available: Shown if the link was taken down by the creator or is invalid.
    • Couldn’t load this report: Shown if there is a temporary system issue loading the page.
  • Article Viewer: The full text of the scraped webpage. Sections of text that Athena suggests rewriting are highlighted. A note at the top explains how many inline suggestions exist and instructs the user to “Click a highlighted passage to review it.”
  • Floating Suggestion Card: When a highlighted passage is clicked, a card appears underneath it containing:
    • Header: Athena’s avatar, name, and the date the suggestion was created, labeled “Suggested rewrite”.
    • Prompt Badge: If the suggestion targets a specific prompt, it appears in a badge (e.g., “Prompt: Best software”).
    • Before: The original text from the page.
    • After: Athena’s suggested rewrite.
    • Why: An explanation of why the change improves AI search visibility.
    • CTA: A link at the bottom saying “Athena writes suggestions like this for every page on your site”.
  • Footer: Displays “AthenaHQ, the AI search optimization platform” and a “Get this for your site” marketing link.

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What you can do here

  • Copy link: Click the “Copy link” button in the top right to copy the report’s URL to the clipboard. A “Link copied” confirmation toast appears.
  • Share: Click the “Share” button to open your device’s native sharing menu (like the iOS or Android share sheet). If your device doesn’t support this or you dismiss it, it falls back to copying the link to your clipboard.
  • View suggestions: Click any highlighted text inside the article to open the floating suggestion card. To close it, click anywhere else on the page or press the Escape key.
  • Visit AthenaHQ: Click the “Athena writes suggestions like this…” link in the suggestion card, or “Get this for your site” in the footer, to open the Athena marketing site in a new tab.

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Data shown

The data on this page comes directly from the content pitch that the Athena customer created internally. It includes the scraped text of the prospect’s webpage, the targeted AI prompts, and the inline rewrite suggestions generated by Athena.

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Common workflows

  1. Viewing a completed report
    1. The prospect opens the shared URL.
    2. The page loads the article and displays the number of inline suggestions at the top.
    3. The prospect clicks a highlighted passage to read the “Before,” “After,” and “Why” details in the floating card.
    4. The prospect clicks outside the card or presses Escape to close it and review the next highlight.
  2. Viewing a report while it is generating
    1. The prospect opens the shared URL right after it was created.
    2. The page shows a “Generating suggestions for this page” status card and grey skeleton placeholders where the article will be.
    3. The page automatically polls for updates every few seconds.
    4. Once Athena finishes writing, the page automatically refreshes to display the full article and highlights.
  3. Sharing the report
    1. The prospect clicks the “Share” or “Copy link” button in the top right.
    2. They forward the URL to their team members or stakeholders.
    3. Since the page requires no login, anyone with the link can view the exact same report.

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Empty, loading, and error states

  • Loading: While the report data is initially downloading, skeleton placeholders mimic the title, prompts, and article text.
  • Processing: If the report is actively being generated, a card states “Generating suggestions for this page”. The page polls automatically.
  • Empty: If the generation finishes but Athena finds nothing to improve, a card says “No suggestions found”.
  • Error (Not Found): If the report was deleted by the creator or the link is broken, a card says “This report isn’t available” and advises asking for a fresh link.
  • Error (Generation Failed): If Athena couldn’t complete the scan or generation, a card says “This report couldn’t be generated” and advises the viewer to ask the sender to try again.
  • Error (System): If the page fails to load due to a system glitch, a card says “Couldn’t load this report” and suggests refreshing.
  • Linked from: This page is linked from the URL generated by the internal content editor’s pitch-sharing flow. Customers copy the link and send it externally via email or chat. It cannot be reached via normal in-app navigation.
  • Links to: The suggestion card CTA (“Athena writes suggestions like this…”) and the footer (“Get this for your site”) link to the AthenaHQ marketing website.

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Common support questions

  • Do prospects need an Athena account to see this? No, the URL acts as a secure access key. Anyone who has the link can view the report without logging in.
  • Can search engines index this page and expose my prospect’s content? No, the page is strictly configured to tell search engines not to index or follow the link.
  • Can the prospect accept or reject the changes here? No, the public report is strictly read-only. It is a showcase, not an editor. To actually apply the changes, the customer must do it from their own authenticated Athena account.
  • What happens if I delete the pitch in my workspace? If a customer deletes the content pitch from their Athena workspace, the public link is immediately disabled. Visitors will see a “This report isn’t available” message.
  • Why are the “Copy link” and “Share” buttons just icons? On narrow screens (like mobile phones), the text labels are hidden to save space, leaving only the copy and share icons. This is intentional mobile-responsive behavior.