#Content clusters
Organising a blog into pillars and clusters instead of a pile of posts. We cover what belongs on a pillar page, how many supporting articles a cluster needs, and how the links between them should run. You will find how to retrofit this onto a blog that grew without a plan, which is most blogs. We also cover the failure mode where a cluster becomes five articles competing for one phrase. The practical result is a site where each new post has an obvious home.
2026-09-30 · Skaitymo laikas: 8 min.Keyword Mapping for a Blog: One Search Query, One Page
A keyword map assigns each important search query to one page on your site. How to build one in a spreadsheet, keep it current…
2026-09-16 · Skaitymo laikas: 6 min.Content Clusters and Pillar Pages, Explained Simply
What a pillar page is, how many supporting articles a cluster needs, how the links should run, and how to retrofit this onto a…
2026-08-22 · Skaitymo laikas: 6 min.Topical Authority: What It Means in Practice
Topical authority is shorthand for covering a subject so well that you become a trusted source on it. What that looks like in practice,…
2026-08-11 · Skaitymo laikas: 6 min.Glossary Pages and Definitions: When They Help
A glossary can help readers and connect a site, or become hundreds of thin pages. When definitions deserve their own pages, how to write…