This will help a lot in terms of SEO and reduce time to edit. I´d suggest authority websites that are a real authority in the niche or wikis, like wikipedia for example.

Please consider incorporating an option to include external links that aren't competing with your primary keyword. Generally, links with a Domain Rating (DR) of 80+ can be deemed non-competitive and thus serve as authority links. However, based on my experience with similar tools, this feature often leads to the deletion of numerous authority links, as they turn out to be competitors in the Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs) for the chosen keyword. Personally, I find it useful to have links to resources such as Wikipedia, contact pages, help sections, FAQs, and more from the brand the article is focusing on, as well as other reputable websites. This allows for the implementation of "about" and "mentions" schema, aiding Google in better comprehending the context of the article.

Here is a prompt I use in ChatGPT 4 + WebPilot to pull this off:

Use WebPilot plugin to read this article: URL. Next, use WebPilot to find several outbound links that will enrich the article. These links should complement the article's content without competing directly with the keyword "keyword" Make sure these links add value for readers and are from reputable websites. Concentrate on main entities and topics from the article, like official brand websites, the brand's app store links, official help pages about the topic or FAQ pages about the brand, and support or contact pages from brand websites. Also, use WebPilot to find and add ONLY ONE link from .gov or .edu websites or other highly reliable sources. Also, use WebPilot to find and add links from Wikipedia about the main topics and entities. Avoid privacy policies and other generic pages. Provide 10 up-to-date and working links acquired from WebPilot ONLY and make them clickable with descriptive anchor text and a VERY short description of the link (one sentence max). Required: In your response, ONLY include a list of the links, do not say anything else.

I then use these links to create a "Sources" section in my article.

Yes, it is important for SEO. Thanks.

I agree. It will save time