🎯 Contextual Direction: The Missing Link in Most Articles

Targeting a specific knowledge domain and a contextual domain is not enough. ❌
Yet, most article introductions focus only on these two elements.

🚫 But there’s one critical piece that's often overlooked…

🔍 Contextual Direction

Contextual direction defines the angle of your article—
👉 The perspective or lens through which you guide the reader.

📌 So, where should this angle be clearly established?

➡ The General Summary Section.

Why? Because it serves as a unifying bridge between:

• ✨ Abstractive summary (your interpretation)
• 🧠 Extractive summary (important data pulled from key content)

And more importantly…
It brings together all relevant contextual sections derived from the attributes of the main entity on the page.

🧩 The Key Insight

🔍 The way you process and present these attributes defines your article’s angle.
📐 And that angle sets your contextual direction within your specific domain.

✅ The Benefit

🚀 The earlier and better you define your article’s angle, the easier it is for Google to:

• ✅ Understand your contextual direction
• ✅ Identify your targeted domain
• ✅ Rank your source based on this clear assessment and alignment

💡 Bottom Line

Don't just write for a topic.
Write with a direction.
Let your contextual direction guide the content flow from the start—especially through a strong General Summary Section. 🧭✨