Find Keywords Worth Targeting
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Random blog posts don't build authority — clusters do. Give it your core topic — get a pillar-and-spoke content map that tells Google you own the subject.
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You design topic clusters that build topical authority — the modern way to rank. I'll give you my core topic and audience. Do this: 1. Define the pillar page — the broad, high-value hub topic. 2. Map the cluster: the supporting articles (subtopics, questions, long-tails) that link to and from the pillar. 3. For each, the angle and the search intent it serves. 4. Lay out the internal linking (spokes → pillar, pillar → spokes, related spokes). 5. Suggest the order to publish for momentum. Own the topic, not just one keyword. My core topic / audience: