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🌟 What are Topical Coverage, Authority, and Topical Connections?

📌 Topical Coverage

Topical coverage measures a website’s depth and competence on a specific subject. If a site lacks sufficient content about a topic, its topical coverage will be low.

🔗 At this point, the way topics are linked together becomes crucial for Semantic SEO.

🔗 Topical Connections

The context in which you cover a topic is just as important as covering the topic itself.

📢 John Mueller’s Insights on Topical Coverage & Authority

💡 “Yes, that’s always useful. For search engines, you are building out your reputation of knowledge on that topic. For users, it provides more context about why they should trust you. Also for search engines, if Google can recognize that a site is good for the broader topic, then it can surface that site for broader queries on the topic as well. Google doesn’t have to focus on individual pages to surface the site for that broader topic.”

🕸 Building a Strong Content Network

Topical connections help establish how different pieces of content relate to each other within a subject. Think of it as a slowly weaving network that builds Topical Authority over time.

📚 Books vs. Web Information

The amount of information on the web has already surpassed printed books.
🔹 Being a library for a niche is equivalent to being an authority in that niche.

❓ Why Are Topical Connections Important?

Imagine a website focused on “English Learning” 📖.

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Initially, if I had published high-search-volume topics first, they wouldn’t have ranked well due to lack of topical authority.

🏆 Final Thoughts on Topical Connections & Authority

A term has different angles and connections with other terms.

By following this strategy, you can boost topical coverage and authority, leading to higher rankings and faster traffic growth! 🚀📈

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