How to Navigate a Long Article Using the Outline in AmICited

GEO-optimized articles can run long — several thousand words with dozens of sections. The Article Outline turns that into a clickable map, so you can jump anywhere in the draft and see its structure at a glance.

Where to find it

It’s the Article Outline in the right rail of the Article Editor, below the GEO Score.

What it shows

• Heading counts at the top — how many H1, H2 and H3 headings the article has.
• A clickable list of every heading, each tagged with its level (H2, H3), indented to show hierarchy.

How to use it

1. Click any heading to jump straight to that section — far faster than scrolling a 4,000-word draft.
2. Scan the structure. The indented list reveals whether your sections flow logically and whether any part is over- or under-developed.
3. Spot problems. A wall of H3s with no H2s, or one giant section, shows up immediately here — fix it with the toolbar’s heading controls.
4. Keep it scannable. Aim for clear H2 sections with supporting H3s; this both helps readers and makes the piece easier for AI engines to lift.

Think of the outline as both a table of contents and a structure health-check for every draft.