Topical Authority Map: 10 Pillars, 50 Cluster Articles, as a Calendar
Builds a topical authority map for your niche: 10 pillar topics, 5 cluster articles under each pillar and the search intent of every piece, laid out as a content calendar.
Builds a topical authority map for your niche: 10 pillar topics, 5 cluster articles under each pillar and the search intent of every piece, laid out as a content calendar.
My article (published 2 years ago, now losing rankings): [paste the article] Task: 1. Audit it for: outdated information, missing keywords, weak CTAs and thin sections. List what you find. 2. Rewrite the article so that it can get back onto page 1.
Role: you are a professional SEO strategist. Business details (model, target audience, level of competition, goals): [paste your business details] Task: from these details, design a complete SEO strategy that covers: - keyword focus - content structure - topical authority - internal linking - priorities for growth
Niche: [niche] Task: carry out in-depth keyword research for this niche. 1. Find the primary, the secondary and the long-tail keywords. 2. Group them into logical clusters by search intent and topical relevance. Show the clusters in a table.
Keyword: [keyword] Task: analyze the search intent behind this keyword and define what it takes to rank competitively for it: - the ideal content format - the depth needed - the structure - what the user expects to find
Keyword: [keyword] Task: analyze the pages that rank at the top for this keyword. Identify: - the structural patterns they share - how deep their content goes - their semantic coverage - the content gaps I can do better on
Keyword: [keyword] Task: write a thorough SEO blueprint for a piece of content targeting this keyword. Include: - how to structure the title - the meta description - the hierarchy of headings - how to work in semantic keywords - FAQs - suggestions for internal links
Page content: [paste the page content] Task: review this content and optimize it for on-page SEO. Improve: - title tags - meta descriptions - how clear the headings are - where the keywords are placed - readability - user engagement Do not over-optimize.
Role: you are a senior SEO auditor. My complete SEO plan (keywords, content structure, linking strategy, optimization approach): [paste your SEO plan] Task: evaluate the whole plan, find its weaknesses and refine it into a ranking strategy that can be sustained over time.
Here are 20 articles from my site: [paste titles and URLs] Task: design an internal linking strategy that: - passes authority to my money pages - builds topical clusters Give the anchor text for every link. Present the plan as a table with the columns: from article, to article, anchor text.
Keyword: [keyword] Task: 1. Review the 3 articles that rank highest for this keyword. 2. List what each of them is missing. 3. Write an outline that is better and more complete than all three, built to rank above them. Output: first the list of gaps, then the final outline.
Section of my article: [paste the section] Task: rewrite this section so that it: - shows first-hand experience with the subject - cites real statistics - adds insight at an expert level Goal: content that Google sees as trustworthy. If you are not sure a statistic is real, mark it as "to verify" instead of inventing it.