Question 1

Can I get a Topical Map including all sub-topics from a niche?

Accepted Answer

Our topical map service normally includes keywords from a few sub-topics from a niche targeting to cover 200-300 keywords.
If you want a full sites topical map researched for you, you have to do a custom order. Let’s say you want all sub-topics clustered from a niche, a custom order is what you will need. Just shoot us an email or message us via the chat button, we’ll discuss and figure out the best solution for you.

Question 2

Is The Topical Map for English Websites Only?

Accepted Answer

Our topical map service is ‘currently’ tailored for English websites only.
We will however make the service work for other languages in the future too.

Question 3

Can I Get a Free Trial or a Sample Output Before Placing My Order?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, we are not offering free trials or samples for our service. However, you can not forget that we stick with a 100% customer satisfaction policy. So, you can go with the order without any worries.

Question 4

Can I Get a Discount When I Order Multiple Topical Maps?

Accepted Answer

Even if you place orders for multiple topical maps, our team will work on each with the same dedication. That’s why we do not offer any discounts. Also, if you compare our rates with the competition, you will find we are already providing excellent service at a discounted price.

Question 5

Can I Use a Topical Map if I Already Have Many Posts on My Site?

Accepted Answer

You can totally reap the benefits of a topical map even with tons of posts on your site. In fact, if you want your existing site to do better, a content audit combined with a topical map is exactly what you are missing.

The steps for your site will be slightly different than a new site’s approach. But with our team on your back, you have nothing to worry about. Remember, we will always create a topical authority strategy that fits your site best. And when we are making you a catered plan, we will consider everything.

Question 6

Are Low-Competition Keyword and Topical Authority Strategies the Same?

Accepted Answer

Topical authority strategy and low-competition keyword strategy are two different things. However, a topical authority strategy will include low-difficulty keywords too.

At its core, a topical authority strategy will get your site to show up in search engines and makes sure that the users targeted users are finding the content easily. It achieves that by showing the search engines that the site has the expertise that it needs to rank higher.

When you gain topical authority, you basically excel at offering the users all the answers or information that the users are looking for. As a result, the users do not find the need to leave your site and look somewhere else. When your site gains this trait, it automatically ranks better in the search engines.

On the other hand, through low-competition keywords, you will only be chasing after low-hanging keywords. They are generally not entirely focused on one topic, which makes the site gain little topical authority.

These low-difficulty keywords are great for gaining visibility on search engines. But you must remember that when sites with higher authoritative scores publish content on the same keyword, the new sites will be pushed back.
For that reason, an effective strategy would be to first build topical better authority on your site and then aim for low-competition keywords.

Question 7

Won’t a Clustering Tool Give Me the Same Results?

Accepted Answer

You can not get the same results with a clustering tool. Clustering tools are great, but you must understand that they are not enough for steady growth. Those tools will make your site gain only a chunk of success of what the Topical Map service can offer.

Not to mention that cluster tools are about 40% incorrect and provide a lot of overlapping results. So, even with a good clustering tool, you will have to do a lot of manual work.

Furthermore, keyword cannibalization is a pretty common thing for clustering tools. It is like competing with yourself to rank in the search in the search engine.

Moreover, clustering tools make internal linking a nightmare. And as you might already know, without proper linking, it is impossible to get better SERP visibility.

On the other hand, through our service, you get the complete content map for your site. We take a closer look into your targeted niche and industry to offer you a catered content plan. And by following our map, you are guaranteed to make your site more navigable by search engines and targeted readers.

Question 8

Will I Still Need to Build Backlinks to Sites With Topical Authority?

Accepted Answer

Backlinks are a necessary evil. However, once you gain high topical authority, you will not need too many backlinbacklinkingwell in the search engines. Google and other search engines will prefer sites that fully cover specific topics. And that’s why having topical authority is a higher priority than worrying about backlinking.

Question 9

Can I Get Content Briefs for Writers Too?

Accepted Answer

You will need to do the content briefing on your own. But this task will not be challenging with us on your back. When you get a proper content plan with hundreds of keywords, creating briefs for your writers will become a piece of cake.

Question 10

Will You Be Able to Include Multiple Niches in One Topical Map?

Accepted Answer

We will make a topical map based on a few sub-topics from one niche. It is not a god idea to include multiple niches in one topical map. However, if you want to cover multiple niches on multiple sites, you can make separate orders for each. We focus on covering one subtopic at a time if it’s broad enough to publish a few hundred articles. If the subtopic isn’t big enough then we will choose multiple subtopics from one broad topic.

Question 11

How Should I Use the Topical Map?

Accepted Answer

When you get a topical map for content, you will see that there are “supporting keywords.” These keywords are distinct, but they fall into the same theme. Now, one theme does not always mean that it can only create one article.
There can be multiple unique contents based on the same theme. It all depends on the search intent of the keyword and how you can use the supporting keywords to craft unique content.

For example, if you have “how do SEO services advertise” as a theme, you may end up with “best SEO service ads,” “how do I advertise my SEO service,” and “how do SEO services advertise.” You can use the “best SEO service ads” to generate one content, while the other supporting keywords can craft another.

Question 12

What Does Avg Difficulty Mean?

Accepted Answer

Avg difficulty is a metric representing the relative difficulty of ranking a particular keyword. And the keyword difficulty score estimates the competition for a keyword. The lower the difficulty score, the easier it will be for you to rank with the keyword.

Question 13

What Does Sum Volume Mean?

Accepted Answer

Sum volume states the total volume of all the keywords. In other words, it is a metric from a keyword research tool that says all keywords’ total search volumes.

Question 14

How Do I Need to Interlink These Articles?

Accepted Answer

The topical map we will offer will make it easier for you to interlink the articles. Ideally, you should strict to interlinking inside each cluster. You just have to place yourself in the shoes of the reader and think about what articles can make you want to click the internal link and read further.

Question 15

Are Topics With the Keyword Volume 0 Worth Writing for if the Volume Is 0?

Accepted Answer

A topical authority is not just about keyword volume. Even if the search volume is 0, sometimes you have to write on that keyword to make sure your site doesn’t have topical gap. Remember, the end goal is to get a higher authoritative score, eventually making it easier for you to rank in high search volume keywords.

Question 16

Why Do Some Rows Have No Traffic Data?

Accepted Answer

The keywords with no traffic data are additional topics we discovered through manual investigation. Even if they don’t have any traffic data, they are needed to get a better topical authoritative score.

Question 17

Do I Need a Long Article to Cover All Supporting Keywords?

Accepted Answer

The best word count for your article should always be the average of the top competitors ranking on SERP. Keep that number in mind and plan your content accordingly. And use your self-judgment to decide if that average word count is the logical choice to cover that topic properly.

Question 18

Can I Remove Keywords From the Topical Map? Will It Work as Intended?

Accepted Answer

You are not supposed to remove any of the keywords. That ruins the theory of topical authority. However, if you have a site with a high link authority, you can definitely rank well with a smaller topical map coverage.

Question 19

Should I Exclude Some Keywords If They Seem Irrelevant?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the keywords. For example, if you are writing an article about “how to build a PC” and the “PC Builder simulator game price” keyword slips within the list of keywords, you should exclude it. Although you will rarely get this type of keyword in the topical map, as we usually remove all unnecessary keywords before delivery.

On the other hand, if the seemingly irrelevant keyword is “PC Builder simulator,” you should include it as it relates to the main keyword.

Question 20

Which Article Should I Write First? Should the Order Be According to the Order of the Keywords?

Accepted Answer

The keywords are not in a specific order. You may have to create an order by going through all the keywords. Ideally, start from the lowest competitive ones and slowly cover all topics from that cluster. If you start with one cluster, finish it then move to the next cluster. You’ll find instructions by us on your topical map file.

Question 21

How Fast Should I Create the Content?

Accepted Answer

To rank your content, it is better to act fast. While you are laying off on a specific keyword, a competitor might step in and take the spot that you have been aiming for. But still maintaining a publishing velocity is a good idea. We recommend starting slow and then gradually increasing the publishing velocity.

Question 22

When Will I See Visible Results or Improvement on My Website?

Accepted Answer

The results will soon become noticeable when Google knows you have enough topical relevance. And results will be most noticeable after Google updates take place. These updates are basically an amplifier for your website.

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SEO Agency?

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SMB or SaaS?

The Many Perks of Topical Mapping

Complete Topic Coverage

Guided Internal Linking

Foolproof Topic Clusters

Speeds up the Process

Google’s Topic Structure

Delivered Ready to Use

Here’s How This Topical Map Service Works

you Tell usthe Topic

we create thetopical map

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topical map

fulfillment in
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