About this prompt
SEO Content Cluster Map
A content cluster — one pillar page surrounded by supporting articles that all link to it — is the structure that gets small sites ranking. This prompt plans one cluster end to end: the pillar outline with the gap the current top results miss, eight supporting articles phrased as the real questions people type late at night, the long-tail keyword and intent for each, an internal-linking map, and a six-week publishing order with reasoning.
How to use. Name the site, its audience, its constraints (domain rating, backlinks, budget) and the pillar topic. Decide whether listicles are allowed; the default forbids them so you do not end up with another "10 best tools" post. Paste the output into your editorial calendar and verify the volume estimates in a keyword tool before committing writers — the prompt marks uncertain numbers with "~" for exactly this reason.
What to change. Raise supporting articles to 12 for broad pillars. Add "include one comparison article against {competitor}" if you sell against a named incumbent. For local businesses, add the city to the pillar topic and the prompt will localise the long-tails.
Not a fit. News sites and e-commerce category pages, where the cluster logic does not apply.





