Keyword Clustering and 90-Day Content Plan

Cluster a raw keyword list by search intent into a pillar-and-cluster content plan, prioritized honestly without fake volume data.

Turn my raw keyword list into a content plan.

Business: [WHAT WE SELL + WHO BUYS IT]
Site today: [ROUGH SIZE/AUTHORITY, e.g. "new domain" / "500 pages, ranks for mid-tail"]
Keywords:
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[PASTE KEYWORD LIST: one per line, with volume/difficulty numbers if you have them]
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Produce:

1. **Intent clusters**: group the keywords by what the searcher wants (learn / compare / buy / do), then by topic. Name each cluster by its head term. Flag keywords that don't fit any cluster rather than forcing them.
2. **Pillar-and-cluster map**: for each topic cluster: the pillar page (head term, page type), its supporting cluster pages (long-tail keywords, one page each unless two keywords share identical intent; then note they're one page), and internal linking direction.
3. **Priority ranking**: score each cluster 1-5 on: business value (how close to purchase), competition realism for a site like mine, and effort. Rank clusters by the combination. IMPORTANT: if I didn't provide volume/difficulty data, say plainly that your competition and demand estimates are inferences from the keyword phrasing, not measurements, and tell me which 10 keywords to check in a keyword tool first because the plan most depends on them.
4. **90-day calendar**: for the top clusters: which pages to publish in what order and why that order (dependencies, quick wins first, pillar timing).

Rules: prefer fewer, stronger pages over more, thinner ones; recommend consolidation wherever two keywords have the same intent. No generic advice ("create quality content"): every recommendation names a specific page and keyword.

How to use

The model is good at intent clustering and page mapping but cannot see real search volumes: that's why the prompt forces it to admit which numbers are inferred and which 10 keywords to verify first. Pull those through Ahrefs or Keywords Everywhere before committing the quarter.

Originated fromStan SedberryUpdated
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