I got 2 question:
Which clustering tool is best to cluster (thousands of) keywords?
GIve me an example site of tropical authority site in English/American language with minimum number of posts and rising traffic?
1. There are different clustering tools out there, but believe me, ChatGPT does a decent job with the right prompt
2. Soy, i can ie you other people's site for obvious reasons. At least you understand what topical authority means
How to get low competitive niche and keywords?
How much time it will take to make 1$ per day ?
Topical authority is best practice for a site but can a site rank and bank 1000$ monthly without topical authority?
How do you manage your writings ? How much you pay for 1000 words?
Can AI do the writings and rank?
1. To get low comp niche starts with KW research as its been done for ages. Start with a main KW, then drill down to find a sub-niche that you can work with.
2. Time to make $1 depends on many things like CPM, traffic, and competition, plus other factors. But one of my clients is already making $5 within 13 days.
3. Just as with 2 above, earnings depend on many factors, but topical authority makes things easier for you because Google considers the site for anything related to the KWs.
4. We write for ourselves, we also write for others.
5. Yes, AI-written content helps with topical authority. Without AI, you may burn thousands of $$$. But for AI content to stand any chance, humans must edit it to remove certain words.
I'd like to know your thoughts on how to actually build a topical cluster.. how should the posts / pages be knitted together is that done through interlinking or url structure or both?
1. To build a topical cluster starts with taking a main KW, then drilling down it to get sub-niches. Take the sub-niche you like and search for the categories under it, then from there, you research content that will suit each category. Competitor research also helps.
2. Depending on the number of posts you have, you can do it manually or get an automatic interlinking plugin. That's what we use in our service because some clients ask for ~300 posts, and as you can imagine, that's too much for manual linking. for the pages, we use common sense to silo, example, all pages about the blog (contact, privacy, disclaimer, etc), all come under About us