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Topic Cluster Map for a Niche Blog

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Plan related posts that build authority honestly.

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Create a topic cluster map for a niche blog. Niche and audience: [NICHE_AUDIENCE]. Expertise and experiences I can write from: [EXPERIENCE]. Existing posts: [EXISTING_POSTS]. Posting capacity: [CAPACITY].

Propose three clusters, each with a hub topic and eight supporting posts. For each post give the question it answers, the reader stage (beginner, deciding, doing), the unique angle from my experience, and internal links. Show the order of publication and why. Include a plan for refreshing posts, a check for overlapping posts, and a measurement approach based on impressions, clicks and reader replies after three months. Avoid inventing statistics, and mark any claim that needs a source [ADD SOURCE].

Also add a tracker for the cluster with publication dates, links, and performance notes, and guidance on how to turn reader comments into new post ideas.

Include a simple example of one cluster for an invented topic on balcony vegetable growing, with the hub title and four supporting post titles, labelled as an illustration.

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Cluster 1 (invented, balcony vegetables)
Hub: 'Growing Vegetables on a Small Balcony'
Posts: Best containers for tomatoes; How much sun do vegetables need; Watering a balcony garden in summer; Pest control without sprays; Winter crops for balconies.
For each: question answered, reader stage, unique angle from my own balcony, internal links to hub.
Order of publication: containers, sun, watering, pests, winter.
Check overlaps: sun and watering posts must not both cover heat stress.
Tracker row: Post | Published | Linked to hub | Impressions at 3 months | Action. Review the cluster quarterly.

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