Content
Your website, understood as content rather than pages
A website stops being manageable at around thirty pages, because nobody can hold what is on all of them. The Content Graph keeps the site as structured content instead of a folder of documents, so every claim, service description, price, opening hour and certification is linked to the business fact behind it. Change a fact once and Siteleon lists every page that depends on it. When a claim ages past the date it was verified, it says so before a customer finds it.
What connects
The Content Graph is Siteleon's index of what exists across your site, what each piece says, which business fact it is grounded in, and how it performs.
What data moves, and which way
- Read from your site: every page, section, heading, image and form, held as structured content rather than markup.
- Read from your business knowledge: the verified facts, services, locations and claims each piece of content depends on.
- In from the Analytics Engine: how each piece of content performs, so weak and strong content can be told apart.
- Out to the site: proposed edits, new pages and FAQ answers, which you review before anything publishes.
What Siteleon can do with it
- List every page affected before you change a phone number, a price or a service area.
- Find content that contradicts itself — two pages quoting different response times for the same service.
- Flag claims that have aged past their review date, or that no longer have a verified fact behind them.
- Show what is missing: a service you sell with no page, a question enquiries keep asking with no answer on the site.
Things you could ask for once it is on
- “What on our site is out of date?”
- “We have changed our emergency response time to four hours — show me everywhere that needs updating.”
- “Which services do we sell that have no page of their own?”
Setting it up
Four steps, in this order.
- 01Nothing to connect on a Siteleon site. The graph is built as the site is built.
- 02If you imported an existing site, review what Siteleon extracted and confirm or correct each fact.
- 03Mark which claims need periodic review, and how often, for things like certifications and response times.
- 04Choose what may update automatically — propagating an approved opening hour, say — and what always waits for you.
Permissions
The graph reads your own site and your own business knowledge, and nothing else. Siteleon does not use your content to improve anything outside your workspace, and it does not publish on its own. Deletions, price changes, edits to core business facts and anything that reads as a legal claim show you a before-and-after and wait for approval.
Where it stops
Siteleon can tell you a claim is old and unverified. It cannot tell you whether it is true — verification is yours. On imported sites, extraction is good but not perfect, so expect to correct some of what it found, particularly where figures are buried in images or PDFs. The graph covers content Siteleon manages or can read; a page behind a login, or rendered by another system, may sit outside it.
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Start with the site you already have, or create something new. Siteleon helps you build it, understand it and keep improving it as the business changes.
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