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I'm Muhammad Ahmad Khan, specialized in generating revenue by building topical authority. I've spent years reading Google patents, Bill Slawski's (RIP) work, and Koray Tugberk GUBUR's blogs. I'm also part of KTG's private community, where the whole discussion revolves around semantics. Here is my approach to help you become a topical authority. 1. Building a semantic Topical Map. A semantic topical map contains all the necessary topics to help the website achieve its topical authority state. That topical map is built by finalizing a central real-world entity and then semantically connecting that entity to the business model. The business model is the source context of a website. This means, you'd not only get random visitors to your website, but users who are more likely to become your loyal customers. 2. Building the Semantic Content brief The topics finalized in the topical map will generally be of two types: A- Quality Node. B- Typical Node. Quality nodes in a topical map are pages with ultra-premium quality, created through in-depth research and approach. Their purpose is to convince search engines of the website's overall quality. Why? Because search engines do not check the quality of every page, but they predict with signals. B- Typical Node. These pages do not need to be of as high quality as quality nodes. But, their existence is essential in the topical map because they play a role in helping the website achieve its topical authority state.. Don't worry about the conversions as every page on the topical map is contextually connected to the source context. I've also trained a team of content writers on Koray's framework to write by keeping every word in logic and helping search engines to better understand the content to decrease the cost of retrieval. My team of writers is trained in thousands of words of SOPs, and I've spent thousands of dollars on their training. That means they know their stuff. Besides all the services I've mentioned above, I also provide personal consultations to clients to help them better implement semantic SEO on their website. But, you can ask anything related to SEO and semantics during the consultation. You'll also receive a recording of the consultancy session. I'll be available to answer any of your follow-up questions regarding the consultation. So now, you've two options: One is to follow the crowd and keep investing in average SEO. Or, Become a topical authority in your niche by focusing on semantics and your target audience. The choice is YOURS.