Turn scattered topics into a practical authority map.

The topical authority map generator helps translate a market, offer, or competitor set into clusters, page types, and internal link priorities.

Group buyer questions into clusters.

Identify pillar, comparison, glossary, and guide pages.

Plan internal links before writing starts.

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What the generator is for

The generator is for turning a broad topic, market, or offer into a practical map of pages that should support each other.

It is most useful before writing starts, when the team needs to decide which pages belong in a cluster and which one should be briefed first.

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What it outputs

A useful map shows clusters, recommended page formats, priority order, and how new pages should connect to existing pages.

The output should make the structure clear: core offer, supporting guides, comparison pages, internal links, and first article to brief.

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How to read the map

Start with the core page the cluster should support, then review the surrounding pages by intent. Each supporting page should answer a distinct buyer question.

If two pages answer the same question, they should be merged, narrowed, or assigned different jobs before production.

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How to use it

Use the map before writing begins so articles are part of a connected search architecture instead of isolated posts.

The map should guide article briefs, internal links, CMS categories, and future refreshes.

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What the generator cannot decide alone

A generated map still needs human review. Business priorities, sales objections, source availability, CMS constraints, and approval rules can change the order of production.

The map is a starting point for scoping, not a substitute for content judgment.

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What Gadex can do next

Gadex can turn the map into article briefs, source-backed drafts, CMS pages, and internal links.

The next step is usually a short production queue that starts with the highest-value support page.

What does the topical authority map generator produce?

It groups buyer questions into clusters and suggests page types, priority order, and internal link paths.

When should I use it?

Use it before writing starts, so articles support a connected search architecture instead of becoming isolated posts.

Can Gadex turn the map into articles?

Yes. Gadex can turn the map into briefs, source-backed drafts, CMS-ready pages, and internal links.

Use this preview to decide what to review next.

01Buyer questions to answer first

02Pages competitors have and you do not

03Internal links to the priority offer

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