👑 Authority: Complete Guide to Authority Building, Indexing, Digital PR & Outreach

Use PR Distribution to distribute press releases to a network of outlets to generate:

Left Sidebar → 👑 Authority → Authority Building → PR Distribution

At the top left of the main content area you’ll typically see:

Above the table area, you’ll also see:

Below the header is a large table with columns like:

On rows where a press release is ready to distribute, you’ll see a purple “Publish content” button on the far right in the Press Release Status column.

⋮ Row actions menu

On the far-right edge of each row, you’ll see a three-dot menu (⋮).
Click it to reveal options like:

In the PR Distribution screen header area, you may see an API Key label and a small gear icon ⚙️.

Near the top of PR Distribution (upper area), there is:

A modal appears titled:

“Signal Genesys API Key”

Inside the modal you’ll see:

✅ This is what lets PR Distribution sync and display press release distribution capabilities directly in your account.

Click ➕ Add Press Release to open the creation flow.

On the left, you’ll see a vertical “Steps” progress block with numbered steps like:

At the top of the form panel you’ll see Select A Project.

You typically get dropdowns like:

Below project/URL selection is a Knowledge Graph panel — a big form block that “pre-fills” business context for content generation.

It includes sections like:

Business Info

Authorship

Images & Media

Social Profiles

✅ These details help the system produce more accurate, consistent PR content (especially when generating variations).

When you reach Distribution, you land on a screen titled something like:

Distribution Channels

This is where users choose which outlets / packages to distribute to.

On the right, you’ll see a sticky-style panel with:

This makes cost and selections transparent before publishing.

Near the bottom you may see Additional Services with options like:

At the bottom right:

Cloud Stacks let you generate AI-backed content assets and publish them across trusted cloud-hosted platforms to strengthen:

Authority → Authority Building → Cloud Stacks

At the top:

Below that is a table of previously created Cloud Stacks with columns like:

Many rows include a purple Select Sites button in the status column.
This is the trigger to choose where to publish your stack.

Some rows display a status like:

On the far right of each row you may also see a three-dot menu (⋮) with:

Click Create Cloud Stacks to open the guided flow.

On the left you’ll see steps like:

You’ll see a form that mirrors PR Distribution’s top fields:

Then the Knowledge Graph block appears again (business info, authorship, images, social links).

⚠️ You may see a note like:

Updating the Knowledge Graph here does not update it elsewhere.

Meaning: edits here are for this flow/context.

This step opens a big selection panel titled:

Cloud Stack Sites

A two-column checklist UI with:

At the bottom right:

✅ Publishing here creates distributed assets + backlinks pointing to your target.

The Indexer submits URLs for indexing so search engines discover pages faster (especially useful after publishing, PR, or new backlinks).

Authority → Authority Building → Indexer

Top area includes:

Below:

Click Index URLs to open a form titled:

Submit URLs for Indexation

Inside you’ll see:

📌 Best practice: Make batches meaningful (e.g., “PR Links – Jan 2026” / “New Blogs – Week 3”).

Top:

Below:

When you click Create new campaign, a modal appears with steps across the top:

In Step 1, you’ll see:

Bottom right:

When clicked, you get a compact panel that lists:

This opens a large text field page titled Global domains blacklist.

You can:

Use this to exclude domains globally (e.g., major platforms, competitors, irrelevant properties).

Inbox shows:

This is where users manage conversation state.

Same structure as Inbox, but for outbound messages:

Templates are shown in a card grid layout with previews.

Top:

Inside a template you can edit:

Below the editor you can insert tokens/variables like:

Bottom right:

✅ Templates are essential for scaling outreach without rewriting every email.

This is part of the broader authority ecosystem: it supports finding placements, evaluating publisher quality, and tracking orders.

Similar layout to Sites Catalog, but curated premium placements.

You’ll still see:

Some rows show badges like Coming Soon.

Orders shows an empty-state table if none exist, plus filters like:

This is where placements get tracked after ordering.

One of your screenshots shows a modal that says something like:

For big engagements, we allow all URLs to be visible… contact us.

This implies visibility or catalog scope may expand for large placements.