It is only the hottest, most effective way to start ranking for literally hundreds of relevant keywords.
Dozens of case studies have shown websites using this approach pulling in loans of traffic fast, with little to no link building.
The technique mainly involves covering a complete range of topics on your website.
Think of it this way if you want to rank an article for “dog training”, a single article isn’t going to cut it. It is imperative to cover everything related to dog training like “how to train my dog to stop barking”, “how to keep my dog motivated,” and “can French poodles be trained to sit”…you get the idea!
I will Scrape The Below Sources For Topics Pertaining To The Niche:
Once I have all the raw data, I take the list of topics and cluster; that’s where my secret sauce comes in….
I will group all the topics that should be included in the same article. For instance, “Should I invest In Dog Training + Will it make my dog less aggressive?”
I also separate articles that shouldn’t be written together. For instance, “Can Fresh Poodles Be Trained” – “I want to teach my dog tricks.”
This is the difficulty score often provided by Ahrefs. The higher the score, theoretically, the harder it is to rank.
It is the total volume of all supporting keywords. The data is taken from either Ahrefs or SEMrush.
I don’t provide an interlinking guide. However, best practices apply.
I create a topical map to build topical authority. This means you are strongly advised to write on these topics even if the volume is 0 or even if they appear too difficult, i.e. high difficulty rating. Your goal should be to complete this topical map to achieve so-called topical authority.
I leave the topical implementation up to you, as I’m not fully aware of your priorities. For instance:
The theory behind this is that you shouldn’t remove anything. However, websites with a higher link authority can often get away with much smaller topical maps. In other words, they are covering the bare essentials.
This will largely depend on the keyword. Owing to the sheer volume of keywords, a few may slip from my attention and should have been excluded.
Example 1 – If it was a website in the bodybuilding niche. The keyword “how to build a muscular avatar” can be excluded.
Example 2 – If you were in the swimming niche, the keyword “breaststroke practice” should be included as it relates to swimming.
It is only the hottest, most effective way to start ranking for literally hundreds of relevant keywords.
Dozens of case studies have shown websites using this approach pulling in loans of traffic fast, with little to no link building.
The technique mainly involves covering a complete range of topics on your website.
Think of it this way if you want to rank an article for “dog training”, a single article isn’t going to cut it. It is imperative to cover everything related to dog training like “how to train my dog to stop barking”, “how to keep my dog motivated,” and “can French poodles be trained to sit”…you get the idea!
I will Scrape The Below Sources For Topics Pertaining To The Niche:
Once I have all the raw data, I take the list of topics and cluster; that’s where my secret sauce comes in….
I will group all the topics that should be included in the same article. For instance, “Should I invest In Dog Training + Will it make my dog less aggressive?”
I also separate articles that shouldn’t be written together. For instance, “Can Fresh Poodles Be Trained” – “I want to teach my dog tricks.”
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tradexusa
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January 2023
Great work! Very comprehensive.
BillJ
Thanks. Loved working with you.
daleishd
5
January 2023
Very thorough keyword topical clustering. Thank You
jochem8
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December 2022
Thanks for the extensive keyword research.
SuperstarSEO
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October 2022
This is incredible work, thank you!!!
BillJ
Thanks!
purplecow
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September 2022
Good work. Thorough and clustered nicely with comments about each group.