Cover
The image people see first in Library cards and rich results.
Discovery
The Kahana suggestion engine
When you create a hub on the Library, every piece of listing data you add feeds how people find you. Learners search in natural language. Your hub comes back as a rich result. You do not need a huge audience for valuable work to surface.
Listing data is discovery fuel
Cover photo, title, description, tags, and the rest of your Library listing are not decoration. They are how the suggestion engine understands what your hub is for, so students, learners, and curious browsers can find it when they ask for that thing.
What already happens
From the moment a hub is listed, these pieces work together.
Title and description
Plain language about what the hub is for. This is what search matches against.
Tags and categories
Niche labels that connect your work to how learners filter and browse.
Natural-language search
When someone types what they need, hubs with strong listing data come back as rich results.
Creator analytics
Watch hub views, then tighten the title, cover, and copy so the right people find you.
Aura surfaces unique work
Scarce endorsements lift careful expertise. Audience size is not the gate.
Nothing unique has to stay buried
Feeds bury niche work under whoever already has reach. The Aura Library was built so unique, valuable expertise can be discovered and surfaced when people are looking for it, no matter who it is from or how large their following is.
Use creator analytics to see hub views. Tweak the title, cover, description, and tags. Search and Aura keep working for you while you refine how the Library understands the hub.
List a hub people can find
Add a cover, title, description, and tags. Then open creator analytics and keep improving.