Page content structure

What it does

A content blueprint for one page (the homepage by default, or any page): the sections in order, and for each one its purpose, content, proof, CTA and why it sits where it does. It's built straight from the client's G2M and brand, without the full website build. It gives structure and direction, not finished copy; the copy comes after you approve it.

Set it up

The client needs a G2M on file. A brand identity sharpens the result.

• Agent: Page Content Structure (page-content-structure)
• Model tier: Sonnet · cost cap per run: $2.00
• Needs: web_crawl

Use it

1. "Create the homepage content structure for the client." Nexus asks first: model specific reference sites (paste the links), or use best practice for the client's industry. Any page works: "Create the content structure for the pricing page."
2. The result opens as a live page that shows the section cards in order; the run summary posts the link.
3. ✋ Review it and give feedback in Slack. Each edit updates the page:
   • "Move the Story section above Products."
   • "Delete the age gate section."
   • "Add a Testimonials section after Our Story."
   • "Rename Find Us to Where to Buy."
4. "Approve the content structure."
5. "Create the content for this page." drafts the headline, body and CTA for every section in the brand's voice, into a Google Doc. [PLACEHOLDER] marks anything the client must supply (real testimonials, specs, pricing, photos).

Want to see the page designed? After the copy is approved, a Nexus Pages preview builds it in the same section order (see Nexus Pages).

Troubleshooting

• "Create the content" is refused. The structure isn't approved yet, or an edit since approval reset it. Approve it again.
• Nexus says there's no G2M. Build or import it first (G2M guide).

Prompts

• "Create the homepage content structure for the client."
• "Move the Story section above Products."
• "Delete the age gate section."
• "Add a Testimonials section after Our Story."
• "Rename Find Us to Where to Buy."
• "Approve the content structure."
• "Create the content for this page."

Machine twins: /help/page-content-structure.json · /help/page-content-structure.md · /help.json · /llms.txt

Reviewed 2026-10-15. In Slack, ask Nexus how do I … and it answers from this guide, with where your company stands.