Topical Map Generator

A topical map is a content plan organized around subject depth rather than keyword lists. You pick a niche (say, "home coffee brewing"), define 5-8 pillar topics, then expand each pillar into 10-20 supporting articles. The supporting articles link up to their pillar. The pillars link across to each other. The result is a content graph that signals to Google that your site covers the topic comprehensively, not just with a single page.The alternative is publishing posts one at a time as ideas come up. That works at low volume. Above 5 posts a month the lack of a plan becomes visible: the same keyword gets targeted twice, two articles cannibalize each other, internal links never get added to old posts, and topical authority stays flat. The map fixes this by making every article a deliberate piece in a larger structure.Our generator turns a seed keyword into a complete topical map: pillars, cluster groups, article ideas per cluster, target keywords, and internal link angles. You get 30-60 article ideas organized by topic and intent, ready to drop into an editorial calendar. The output is structured JSON, so you can hand it to a planning tool, a writer, or a content ops system without retyping.