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We map every topic, sub-topic, keyword, and URL your website needs to reach a ranking state of topical authority. Built on the Koray Tuğberk GÜBÜR framework. Delivered as a Google Sheets file — ready to hand to your writer on day one.
Per Topic
9 data points included
9 Data Points Per Topic
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🎓 Trained by Koray Tuğberk GÜBÜR
🗺️ 150+ Topical Maps Delivered
📊 Delivered in Google Sheets
⚡ 10–28 Business Day Turnaround
🔒 100% Money-Back Guarantee
DEFINITION
Understanding the foundation before building it — why topical maps are the most important strategic document you can create for your website.
A topical map in SEO is a structured list of every topic and sub-topic your website needs to cover in order for Google to recognise it as a trustworthy, authoritative source in your niche. It is not a keyword list. It is not a content calendar. It is a semantic content network — a map of every page that needs to exist on your site, in what order they connect, and what each one needs to cover.
Based on the Koray Tuğberk GÜBÜR topical authority framework, a proper topical map identifies your central entity, your source context, and your central search intent — then maps every topic that supports that identity, from core money pages to outer supporting content.
Without a topical map, content published in isolation fails to compound. Each article adds nothing to the next. With one, every piece published strengthens the entire network — building cumulative topical authority that ranks and holds positions over time.
Data points per topic — title tag, slug, search volume, KD, position, image URL, alt text, and more.
Per topic. No hidden fees, no minimum order. 50 topics = $200. 100 topics = $400.
Topical maps delivered to clients in eCommerce, SaaS, law, local services, and SEO agencies.
Built from scratch per niche. No AI keyword generators. No templates. Framework-driven research.
What’s Included
No partial deliverables. Every row in your topical map is fully processed and ready for your writer or CMS — not a raw keyword list.
The top-level entity bucket establishing the semantic root — your niche’s primary theme, service line, or product category.
Every core topic and supporting page your website needs for topical completeness — from broad pillar topics to deep supporting nodes.
Monthly search demand per topic, validated against live keyword data. Used to prioritise publishing order and identify high-momentum targets.
Competition score for each topic’s primary keyword. Combined with volume to sequence publishing — quick wins first, harder targets later.
Where your site ranks today for each topic’s primary keyword, if applicable. Surfaces existing assets to optimise before creating new content.
An SEO-optimised, click-worthy title tag for every topic — processed from raw entity into the natural-language query your audience actually types.
A clean, semantic URL slug for every page following best-practice URL architecture, including parent/child hierarchy for proper site structure.
Recommended image filename for each topic’s featured image, formatted to match the URL slug for CMS consistency and SEO signal reinforcement.
SEO-optimised alt text providing meaningful accessibility signals and reinforcing semantic relevance for each page’s primary topic.
TOPICAL MAP EXAMPLE
Your map is delivered as a structured Google Sheets file. Sample rows below across two different niches.
| Main Seed | Topic / Sub-Topic | Vol | KD | Pos | Title Tag | Slug URL | Image URL | Image Alt Text |
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| Semantic SEO | What is Semantic SEO | 1,600 | 48 | — | What Is Semantic SEO? A Complete Guide to Ranking with Context | /semantic-seo/ | /images/semantic-seo-guide.jpg | Semantic SEO diagram showing entity relationships and context signals |
| Topical Map | Topical Map SEO | 390 | 25 | — | What Is a Topical Map in SEO? Definition, Structure & How to Create One | /topical-map-seo/ | /images/topical-map-seo.jpg | SEO topical map in Google Sheets showing categories and sub-topics |
| Topical Map | How to Create a Topical Map | 260 | 26 | — | How to Create a Topical Map for SEO — Step-by-Step Guide | /how-to-create-topical-map/ | /images/topical-map-creation-guide.jpg | Step-by-step topical map creation process illustrated in a spreadsheet |
| Topical Map | Topical Map for Website | 170 | 41 | — | How to Build a Topical Map for Your Website — Full Walkthrough | /topical-map-for-website/ | /images/topical-map-website.jpg | Website topical map structure diagram with internal link hierarchy |
| Content Brief | Semantic Content Brief | 480 | 36 | — | What Is a Semantic Content Brief and How Does It Help Writers Rank? | /semantic-content-brief/ | /images/content-brief-template.jpg | Semantic content brief template with H2 headings and entity map |
Representative excerpt. Your full topical map is ordered by semantic dependency and publishing momentum.
SIMPLE PRICING
Choose a standard package or enter a custom quantity below. Every topic includes all 9 data points — no tier differences, no upsells.
New sites & focused niches
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Per package · $4/topic
⏱ Delivered within 10 business days
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Growing sites in competitive niches
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Per package · $4/topic
⏱ Delivered within 14 business days
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Full niche domination & agencies
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⏱ Delivered within 28 business days
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Need a different quantity? Enter any number — price is always $4/topic.
The Process
From order to Google Sheets delivery — four transparent steps, zero guesswork.
Select a package, pay securely via Stripe, and confirm. We acknowledge your order within one business day and send a brief questionnaire.
We identify your central entity, source context, and central search intent — the three Koray framework foundations — before generating a single topic.
PPR scoring, semantic dependency sequencing, and momentum analysis — every topic is ordered by what to publish first to build trust signals fastest.
A shareable Google Sheets link with all 9 columns per topic, ordered by publishing sequence. Ready to brief writers on day one.
Who Is This For?
Any website that publishes content and wants to rank — regardless of niche, size, or market.
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Map your entire category architecture — product collections, buyer guides, and comparison pages — before publishing a single article.
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Structure feature pages, use-case articles, integration docs, and comparison content before competitors fill the topical gaps.
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Map every practice area, location page, FAQ, and process article to capture clients at every stage of the decision journey.
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Structure service pages, suburb landing pages, and blog content to dominate Google Maps and organic search across your service area.
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Identify every article your niche needs — from informational to commercial reviews — ordered by momentum for fast ranking gains.
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Order maps under your own agency brand. NDA available at no charge. Bulk pricing for agencies ordering 5+ maps per month.
Common Questions
A topical map in SEO is a structured list of every topic and sub-topic your website needs to cover in order for Google to recognise it as an authoritative, trustworthy source in your niche. Unlike a keyword list, a topical map is built on semantic entity relationships — mapping how topics connect, which depend on others, and what order they should be published in to build cumulative ranking power. It is the foundation of the Koray Tuğberk GÜBÜR topical authority framework.
To create a topical map for SEO using the Koray framework, you first identify your central entity (what your site is fundamentally about), your source context (why your site deserves to rank — your business model and user intent), and your central search intent (the core action your target user takes). From there, you identify your Core Section (directly monetisable topics) and Outer Section (supporting topics that build historical data and relevance). Each topic is then processed into a title tag, URL slug, and prioritised by PPR scoring (Prominence, Relevance, Popularity).
You have two options: build it yourself (which requires significant expertise in semantic SEO, entity research, and the Koray framework) or order one from us. If you order from us, we need your website URL, your niche or industry, and your target country. We send a brief questionnaire after payment to collect competitor URLs and any specific content requirements. The result is a fully processed Google Sheets file with all 9 data points per topic, ready to hand to your writers.
Your topical map is delivered as a Google Sheets file via a shareable link sent to your email address. The sheet contains all 9 columns for every topic, ordered by recommended publishing sequence. It can be downloaded as .xlsx for Excel or imported into any spreadsheet tool. You can also share it directly with your content team or CMS manager without any conversion needed.
For a new website, start with 50–100 topics to establish foundational architecture. For established sites in competitive niches, 100–200 topics is more appropriate. Our most popular order is 100 topics ($400) — enough to cover your core service or product categories plus a solid outer layer of supporting content. You can always order additional batches as your site grows.
Starter (50 topics): 10 business days. Growth (100 topics): 14 business days. Authority (200 topics): 28 business days. Custom quantities: similar proportional timelines. All timelines run from the date we receive both your payment and your completed project brief. Rush delivery is available on request — message us via WhatsApp.
Yes — competitor research is part of our standard process. When building your topical map, we analyse your competitors’ ranking topics, identify their topical coverage, and use this data to find gaps your site can fill. If you specifically want a competitor gap analysis as the primary focus, mention this in your project brief after ordering. We incorporate competitor keyword data into every map as standard practice.
A keyword list is a flat collection of search terms with no structure, hierarchy, or semantic relationship between them. A topical map is fundamentally different — it defines the entity relationships between topics, which pages support which, what order to publish them in (topical dependency), and how they all connect to your central entity. A keyword list tells you what people search for. A topical map tells you what your website needs to become to be trusted by search engines.
Yes — one round of revisions is included with every order, submitted within 7 calendar days of delivery. This covers adjustments to topic scope, category structure, or specific topics that are not relevant to your niche. If the deliverable falls outside the agreed scope and cannot be resolved through revision, our 100% money-back guarantee applies.
Yes. We work with digital agencies worldwide. Topical maps can be ordered and delivered under your agency brand with no Semantic SEOs branding. A mutual NDA is available at no charge on request. For agencies ordering 5 or more maps per month, contact us via our contact page or WhatsApp to discuss a bulk partnership rate.
No discovery call. No contract. No wait. Choose a package, pay, brief us, and receive your Google Sheet.
