Only with the company's permission for materials they have made public. Most companies post decks under press kit terms that permit redistribution with attribution. Hosting a mirror gives long-term access after the original IR page deprecates the link, which is the primary value of the archive. For paid analyst materials, link out to the original source rather than mirroring.

Add an access column with values like public, accredited-investors, NDA and surface it as a pill. Private events still rank for the company plus year search, which is useful for confirming the event happened even when the page does not link the webcast publicly.

Keep them in separate page groups since the formats differ. Earnings calls are quarterly and short; investor days are multi-year strategy reveals. A /earnings-calls/{slug}/ group could run in parallel with the same source pattern, since both benefit from per-event SEO archives.

Add an analystNotes column with markdown or links to internal analyst memos. For public sites, link out to firm research portals or summarize publicly-available coverage. The note column drives a small block at the bottom of each event page with retrospective takeaways.

Add columns for priceDayBefore and priceDayAfter that get populated after the event from a market data API. Render as a small comparison block on the page. Past event pages with price reactions become high-signal references for back-tested analysis.

Add startDate and endDate columns. Event JSON-LD supports endDate natively, and multi-day events surface their full range in Google rich results. Topics covered on each day can be split into a structured daily agenda via list mapping.

No. Professional terminals carry the canonical calendar with real-time updates. SleekRank produces a public-facing aggregated archive that ranks for retroactive queries the terminals do not optimize for SEO, complementary rather than competing.

Add a coverageUrl column linking to your editorial recap. Surface it as a related link via selector mapping. Financial media use this to tie their coverage into the canonical event archive without duplicating content into the database.