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SEO Site Architecture Design: Comprehensive Strategy

This document outlines a comprehensive SEO site architecture designed to maximize organic visibility, enhance user experience, and establish strong topical authority for your website. This architecture is suitable for new site builds or significant redesigns, ensuring a robust foundation for long-term SEO success.

1. Executive Summary

A well-structured site architecture is the backbone of successful SEO. It dictates how search engine crawlers discover, understand, and index your content, while also guiding users through a logical and intuitive journey. This design focuses on creating a hierarchical, keyword-rich, and technically sound structure that leverages content siloing and hub-and-spoke models to consolidate topical authority, optimize crawl budget, and improve internal link equity distribution. By implementing these strategies, we aim to achieve higher rankings, increased organic traffic, and improved conversion rates.

2. Core Principles of SEO Architecture

Our design adheres to the following core principles:

3. URL Structure Design

A clear, descriptive, and consistent URL structure is critical for both users and search engines.

* URLs should reflect the site's logical hierarchy, making it easy to understand the content's position within the site.

* Actionable:

* Use a consistent folder structure that mirrors your content silos.

* Example: www.yourdomain.com/category/subcategory/page-name

* Avoid excessively deep URLs (ideally 3-5 levels deep).

* Include primary keywords naturally within the URL path.

* Actionable:

* Focus on the main topic of the page.

* Avoid keyword stuffing.

* Example: www.yourdomain.com/seo-services/local-seo-strategy (better than www.yourdomain.com/seo-services/local-seo-strategy-guide-best-practices)

* URLs should be easy for humans to read, remember, and share.

* Actionable:

* Use hyphens (-) to separate words, not underscores (_) or spaces.

* Keep URLs as short as possible while retaining descriptiveness.

* Use lowercase characters consistently.

* Avoid special characters, dynamic parameters (unless necessary and handled with canonicalization), or session IDs.

* Example: www.yourdomain.com/blog/content-marketing-tips (not www.yourdomain.com/blog/?id=123&cat=4)

* Ensure each piece of content has one definitive URL, preventing duplicate content issues.

* Actionable:

* Implement rel="canonical" tags for any pages accessible via multiple URLs (e.g., filtered results, print versions).

* Enforce a single version of your domain (e.g., https://www.yourdomain.com and redirect all other versions like http://yourdomain.com, https://yourdomain.com, http://www.yourdomain.com).

4. Content Siloing Strategy

Content siloing is the practice of grouping related content together both conceptually and structurally, reinforcing topical relevance and passing link equity more effectively within a specific topic area.

* Conceptual Silo: A collection of closely related content pieces focused on a specific broad topic.

* Structural Silo: The physical arrangement of these content pieces within the website's hierarchy, typically reflected in URL paths and internal linking.

* Purpose: To establish deep topical authority, signal relevance to search engines, prevent keyword cannibalization, and improve user navigation.

* Directory-Based Silos (Recommended): The most effective method, where content related to a specific topic resides within its own directory or subfolder.

* Example:

* /seo-services/

* /content-marketing/

* /web-design/

* /resources/

* Internal Linking-Based Silos: Achieved purely through strategic internal linking, without necessarily using distinct directories. Less robust but can complement directory-based silos.

* Keyword Research: Group keywords by user intent and broad topics.

* Competitor Analysis: Observe how successful competitors structure their content.

* User Journey Mapping: Understand how users consume information related to your services/products.

* Top-Level (Homepage)

* Silo 1: SEO Services

* /seo-services/ (Hub Page)

* /seo-services/local-seo/ (Spoke Page)

* /seo-services/e-commerce-seo/ (Spoke Page)

* /seo-services/technical-seo-audit/ (Spoke Page)

* /seo-services/keyword-research/ (Spoke Page)

Related Blog Posts (linking to relevant spoke pages):*

* /blog/local-seo-tips/

* /blog/e-commerce-platform-seo/

* Silo 2: Content Marketing

* /content-marketing/ (Hub Page)

* /content-marketing/blog-writing/ (Spoke Page)

* /content-marketing/copywriting/ (Spoke Page)

* /content-marketing/video-marketing/ (Spoke Page)

Related Blog Posts:*

* /blog/how-to-write-engaging-blogs/

* /blog/video-marketing-strategy/

* Silo 3: Web Design & Development

* /web-design/ (Hub Page)

* /web-design/wordpress-development/ (Spoke Page)

* /web-design/e-commerce-solutions/ (Spoke Page)

Related Blog Posts:*

* /blog/choosing-wordpress-theme/

* /blog/responsive-web-design-importance/

* Silo 4: Resources/Blog

* /blog/ (Hub Page for general knowledge)

* /blog/seo-guides/ (Category Page)

* /blog/content-strategy/ (Category Page)

* /blog/web-dev-tutorials/ (Category Page)

5. Hub-and-Spoke Model Implementation

The Hub-and-Spoke model is an advanced internal linking strategy that works in conjunction with content siloing to maximize link equity flow and topical relevance.

* Hub Page: A comprehensive, authoritative page that covers a broad topic within a silo. It links out to multiple "spoke" pages and ideally receives many internal links from them. It's often a category page, service page, or pillar content.

* Spoke Page: More specific, detailed pages that delve into sub-topics related to the hub. They link back to their parent hub page and often to other relevant spoke pages within the same silo. These are often individual service pages, product pages, or detailed blog posts.

* Each content silo should have at least one primary Hub Page.

* All Spoke Pages within that silo should link directly back to their Hub Page.

* Hub to Spoke: The Hub Page links to all relevant Spoke Pages within its silo. These links should be contextual and use descriptive anchor text.

* Spoke to Hub: All Spoke Pages link back to their parent Hub Page. This reinforces the Hub's authority.

Spoke to Spoke (within the same silo): Spoke pages can link to other highly relevant Spoke Pages within the same silo to further strengthen topical connections. Avoid linking to spokes in other* silos directly unless absolutely necessary and highly contextual.

* Cross-Silo Linking (Limited & Strategic): Only link between silos when there is a strong, natural, and highly relevant connection. These links often go from a Spoke page in one silo to a Spoke page in another, or from a blog post to a service page.

* Increased Topical Authority: Search engines better understand the depth and breadth of your expertise on a topic.

* Improved Link Equity Distribution: Ensures important pages (Hubs) receive significant link juice, which then flows efficiently to Spokes.

* Enhanced User Experience: Users can easily navigate from broad topics to specific details and vice-versa.

* Better Crawlability: Search engines can efficiently discover all related content within a topic.

* Hub Page: /seo-services/ (Overview of all SEO services)

* Links to:

* /seo-services/local-seo/ (Spoke)

* /seo-services/e-commerce-seo/ (Spoke)

* /seo-services/technical-seo-audit/ (Spoke)

* /seo-services/keyword-research/ (Spoke)

* Spoke Page: /seo-services/local-seo/ (Detailed page on Local SEO)

* Links back to: /seo-services/ (Hub)

* Links to (within silo): /seo-services/keyword-research/ (if relevant, e.g., "how to do local keyword research")

* Links to (relevant blog post): /blog/local-seo-tips/

* Blog Post (Spoke): /blog/local-seo-tips/ (Detailed blog on Local SEO tips)

* Links to: /seo-services/local-seo/ (relevant service page)

* Links to: /seo-services/ (main SEO hub)

6. Internal Linking Strategy

Beyond the Hub-and-Spoke model, a comprehensive internal linking strategy ensures optimal link equity flow and user navigation.

* Descriptive & Keyword-Rich: Anchor text should accurately describe the linked page's content, often including target keywords.

* Varied: Avoid using the exact same anchor text repeatedly for the same destination page. Use variations and long-tail phrases.

* Contextual: Links should appear naturally within the body copy, adding value to the user's understanding.

* Avoid Generic: Do not use "click here," "read more," or "learn more."

* Actionable: Within blog posts, articles, and service pages, identify opportunities to link to other highly relevant pages (Hubs, Spokes, or other detailed blog posts) that provide additional value or depth.

* Prioritize links within the same content silo.

* Main Navigation: Primary links to top-level Hub Pages (e.g., "SEO Services," "Content Marketing," "Web Design"). Keep it concise and user-friendly.

* Footer Navigation: Include links to important utility pages (e.g., "About Us," "Contact," "Privacy Policy," "Sitemap"), and potentially secondary links to key service/silo pages.

* Sidebar Navigation (if applicable): Can be used for category navigation within a blog or resource section.

* Actionable: Implement breadcrumb navigation on all pages below the homepage. This provides users with a clear path back to higher-level categories and reinforces the site's hierarchy to search engines.

* Example: Home > SEO Services > Local SEO Strategy

* Implement with Schema Markup (see Section 7).

* Actionable: Aim to keep all important pages within 3-4 clicks from the homepage. Deeper pages receive less link equity and are harder for crawlers to discover.

* Use the internal linking strategy (Hub-and-Spoke, contextual links) to ensure proper link depth.

* Actionable: While some CMS platforms offer automated internal linking plugins, prioritize manual, contextual linking for core pages and high-value content. Automated solutions can be used for supplementary links (e.g., "related posts" modules) but should be carefully monitored.

7. Technical SEO Specifications

Technical SEO ensures that search engines can efficiently crawl, index, and understand your website.

7.1. Crawlability & Indexability

* Actionable: Create a robots.txt file at the root of your domain (yourdomain.com/robots.txt).

* Use it to disallow crawling of non-essential pages (e.g., admin areas, internal search results, duplicate content versions, staging sites).

* Include a link to your XML Sitemap(s).

* Example:

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        User-agent: *
        Disallow: /wp-admin/
        Disallow: /tag/
        Disallow: /search/
        Sitemap: https://www.yourdomain.com/sitemap_index.xml
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SEO Site Architecture Design: Comprehensive Blueprint

This document outlines a robust SEO site architecture designed to optimize your website for search engine crawlability, indexability, user experience, and topical authority. This blueprint is essential for new site builds or significant redesigns, ensuring a strong foundation for long-term organic search success.

1. Introduction: The Foundation of SEO Success

A well-planned SEO site architecture is the backbone of any successful organic search strategy. It dictates how search engines crawl and understand your content, how authority flows through your site, and how users navigate your information. This design prioritizes:

  • Enhanced Crawlability & Indexability: Ensuring search engines discover and understand all important content.
  • Improved User Experience (UX): Intuitive navigation leads to higher engagement and lower bounce rates.
  • Establishment of Topical Authority: Grouping related content to signal expertise to search engines.
  • Efficient PageRank Distribution: Directing link equity to high-value pages.

2. URL Structure Design

A clean, logical, and descriptive URL structure is crucial for both search engines and users. It should reflect the site's hierarchy and provide immediate context about the page's content.

Key Principles:

  • Descriptive & Keyword-Rich: URLs should clearly indicate the page's content, using relevant keywords where natural.
  • Concise & Short: Shorter URLs are generally preferred and easier to share.
  • Static: Avoid dynamic parameters where possible (e.g., ?id=123).
  • Hyphens for Word Separation: Use hyphens (-) instead of underscores (_) or spaces.
  • Lowercase: Maintain consistency with all lowercase characters to prevent duplicate content issues.
  • Logical Hierarchy: URLs should mirror the site's information architecture, making the path to content clear.
  • Avoid Dates (unless blog-specific): Generally, avoid dates in URLs for evergreen content to prevent perceived staleness.

Recommended URL Patterns:

  • Homepage: www.yourdomain.com/
  • Main Categories: www.yourdomain.com/category-name/
  • Subcategories: www.yourdomain.com/category-name/subcategory-name/
  • Products/Services: www.yourdomain.com/category-name/subcategory-name/product-service-name/
  • Blog Posts/Articles: www.yourdomain.com/blog/article-topic-keyword/ (or www.yourdomain.com/articles/article-topic-keyword/)
  • Informational Pages (About Us, Contact): www.yourdomain.com/about-us/, www.yourdomain.com/contact/

Actionable Steps:

  1. Define a URL pattern for each content type (e.g., products, services, blog posts, static pages).
  2. Ensure consistency across all new content.
  3. Implement 301 redirects for any existing URLs that change during a redesign to preserve link equity.

3. Content Siloing & Topic Clustering

Content siloing is the practice of grouping related content into distinct, thematically strong sections on your website. This establishes deep topical authority and helps search engines understand the relationships between your pages.

Benefits:

  • Establishes Topical Authority: Signals to search engines that your site is a comprehensive resource on specific topics.
  • Improves Crawl Efficiency: Guides crawlers through related content, reducing wasted crawl budget.
  • Distributes PageRank Effectively: Concentrates link equity within relevant topic areas.
  • Enhances User Experience: Makes it easier for users to find related information.

Implementation Strategies:

  1. Physical Siloing (Directory-Based):

* This is the strongest form of siloing, using URL folder structures to segment content.

* Example:

* www.yourdomain.com/digital-marketing/ (Main Silo)

* www.yourdomain.com/digital-marketing/seo/ (Sub-silo)

* www.yourdomain.com/digital-marketing/ppc/ (Sub-silo)

* www.yourdomain.com/digital-marketing/content-marketing/ (Sub-silo)

* Action: Map out your core business areas and services into primary directories.

  1. Virtual Siloing (Internal Linking Based):

* Achieved through strategic internal linking that connects related content within a silo while minimizing links to content outside that silo (except for main navigation).

Action: Ensure all content within a silo extensively links to other relevant content within the same silo*.

Actionable Steps:

  1. Conduct a comprehensive content audit to categorize existing content by topic.
  2. Identify 5-10 core content silos that represent your main business areas or primary topics.
  3. Map out the ideal directory structure for each silo.
  4. Develop a content plan for populating each silo with comprehensive, high-quality content.

4. Hub-and-Spoke Model (Pillar Pages & Cluster Content)

The Hub-and-Spoke model is an advanced form of content siloing that uses a central "pillar page" (the hub) to cover a broad topic, supported by multiple "cluster content" pages (the spokes) that delve into specific sub-topics in detail.

Relationship with Siloing:

A Hub-and-Spoke model is an excellent way to build out a specific content silo or sub-silo, providing a clear structure for topical depth.

Benefits:

  • Maximized Topical Relevance: Clearly demonstrates your authority on a given subject.
  • Strong Internal Linking Flow: Efficiently distributes PageRank and relevance throughout the cluster.
  • Improved Search Visibility: Pillar pages can rank for broad, high-volume keywords, while cluster pages capture long-tail search traffic.
  • Enhanced User Experience: Guides users through a logical progression of information.

Implementation:

  • Pillar Pages (Hubs):

* Purpose: Comprehensive, high-level overview of a broad topic.

* Content: Typically 2,000+ words, covering all essential aspects of the topic without going into excessive detail.

Linking: Links out to all relevant cluster content pages. Should not* link out to non-cluster pages extensively, maintaining focus.

* Example: /digital-marketing/seo/ (Pillar page for SEO)

  • Cluster Content (Spokes):

* Purpose: Deep dives into specific sub-topics related to the pillar page.

* Content: Typically 500-1500 words, highly detailed and specific.

* Linking:

* Always link back to the Pillar Page using relevant anchor text.

* Link to other relevant cluster pages within the same hub-and-spoke model.

* Minimally link to external resources or other silos to maintain focus.

* Example:

* /digital-marketing/seo/keyword-research-guide/ (Spoke)

* /digital-marketing/seo/technical-seo-checklist/ (Spoke)

* /digital-marketing/seo/local-seo-strategy/ (Spoke)

Actionable Steps:

  1. Identify 3-5 high-priority, broad topics that can serve as pillar pages.
  2. Brainstorm 10-20 specific sub-topics for each pillar that can become cluster content.
  3. Map out the linking relationships for each hub-and-spoke cluster, ensuring bi-directional linking between spokes and the hub.
  4. Prioritize content creation for pillar pages first, followed by supporting cluster content.

5. Internal Linking Strategy

An effective internal linking strategy is vital for distributing authority, improving crawlability, and guiding users. It's the "nervous system" of your site architecture.

Key Principles:

  • Contextual Links: Embed links naturally within the body copy of content, using descriptive and relevant anchor text.
  • Hierarchical Links:

* Main Navigation: Clear, concise navigation menus for top-level pages.

* Breadcrumbs: Implement breadcrumbs on all sub-pages (e.g., Home > Category > Subcategory > Product), using schema markup for enhanced search visibility.

  • Related Content Links: Implement "Related Posts," "Recommended Products," or "You Might Also Like" sections.
  • Footer Links: Use for important but non-primary navigational pages (e.g., Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, Sitemap).
  • Minimize Link Depth: Important pages should be reachable within 3-4 clicks from the homepage.
  • Avoid Over-optimization: Use a variety of relevant anchor texts; avoid keyword stuffing.
  • Deep Linking: Link to deeper pages within your site, not just the homepage.

Actionable Steps:

  1. Audit existing internal links (if applicable) to identify orphaned pages or inefficient link distribution.
  2. Develop an internal linking matrix for each content silo and hub-and-spoke model, specifying which pages should link to which.
  3. Establish clear anchor text guidelines for content creators.
  4. Implement dynamic internal linking features where appropriate (e.g., automatically linking to relevant blog posts).
  5. Review link equity flow using tools to ensure important pages receive sufficient internal links.

6. Technical SEO Specifications for Architecture

Technical SEO ensures that search engines can efficiently crawl, render, and index your website. A strong architecture needs robust technical underpinnings.

Core Specifications:

  • XML Sitemaps:

* Purpose: Guide search engines to all important pages on your site.

* Specification: Create and maintain a comprehensive XML sitemap (or multiple sitemaps for large sites). Include only canonical, indexable URLs. Update regularly.

* Action: Submit sitemaps to Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools.

  • Robots.txt:

* Purpose: Instruct search engine crawlers which parts of your site they should or shouldn't access.

* Specification: Use to block irrelevant or low-value pages (e.g., admin areas, internal search results, duplicate content parameter pages) from being crawled. Do NOT block pages you want indexed.

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SEO Site Architecture Design: Comprehensive Plan

This document outlines a complete SEO site architecture designed to optimize your website for search engine visibility, user experience, and long-term organic growth. It covers URL structure, internal linking, content siloing, hub-and-spoke models, and essential technical SEO specifications, suitable for new sites or major redesigns.

1. Executive Summary

A robust SEO site architecture is the foundational blueprint for a high-performing website in search engines. By establishing a clear hierarchy, logical content grouping, and efficient internal linking, we ensure search engines can easily crawl, understand, and index your content, while users enjoy a seamless navigation experience. This architecture is designed to build topical authority, distribute link equity effectively, and establish your site as a comprehensive resource within your niche.

2. Core Principles of SEO Site Architecture

Our design adheres to the following fundamental principles:

  • Hierarchy & Logic: A clear, intuitive structure that guides both users and search engines through the site.
  • User-Centric Design: Prioritizing ease of navigation and information discovery for human visitors.
  • Search Engine Friendliness: Optimizing for crawlability, indexability, and relevance signals.
  • Scalability: An architecture that can grow and expand with new content without requiring fundamental rehauls.
  • Topical Authority: Grouping related content to demonstrate expertise and depth in specific subject areas.

3. URL Structure Design

A clean, predictable, and keyword-rich URL structure is critical for both SEO and user experience.

3.1. General Principles

  • Descriptive & Keyword-Rich: URLs should clearly indicate the page's content and include primary keywords where appropriate.
  • Hierarchical: Reflect the site's logical structure, aiding navigation and understanding.
  • Concise: Short and to the point, avoiding unnecessary words or characters.
  • Static: Avoid dynamic parameters where possible.
  • Readable: Easy for users to understand and remember.

3.2. Recommended Format

[domain.com]/[primary-category]/[sub-category]/[page-slug]

3.3. Key Specifications

  • Hyphens for Word Separation: Use hyphens (-) to separate words in the URL slug (e.g., seo-services, not seo_services).
  • Lowercase Characters: All URLs should be lowercase to prevent duplicate content issues (e.g., /Page vs. /page).
  • Avoid Special Characters: Exclude characters like _, &, ?, =, +, %, etc.
  • Trailing Slashes (Consistency): Decide on a consistent approach (e.g., always include a trailing slash, or always omit it) and implement 301 redirects to enforce it. For most modern sites, omitting trailing slashes for non-directory URLs is common (e.g., domain.com/page-slug instead of domain.com/page-slug/).
  • Canonicalization: Ensure proper canonical tags are in place for any potential URL variations to consolidate link equity.

3.4. Example URL Structures

  • Homepage: www.yourdomain.com
  • Primary Category Page: www.yourdomain.com/seo-services/
  • Sub-Category Page: www.yourdomain.com/seo-services/local-seo/
  • Specific Service/Content Page: www.yourdomain.com/seo-services/local-seo/google-my-business-optimization-guide/
  • Blog Category: www.yourdomain.com/blog/content-marketing/
  • Blog Post: www.yourdomain.com/blog/content-marketing/how-to-create-pillar-pages/

4. Content Siloing and Topical Authority

Content siloing is the strategic grouping of related content to establish deep topical authority, improve relevance for specific keywords, and concentrate link equity within thematic areas.

4.1. Benefits

  • Enhanced Relevance: Signals to search engines that your site is a comprehensive resource on a particular topic.
  • Improved Crawl Depth: Ensures all related content is easily discovered by crawlers.
  • Concentrated Link Equity: Internal links within a silo strengthen the authority of pages within that silo.
  • Better User Experience: Users can easily find related content, leading to longer time on site.

4.2. Methodologies

  • Directory-Based (Physical) Siloing: The most robust method, where content is organized into distinct directories in the URL structure. This is reflected in the URL structure design above (e.g., /seo-services/, /content-marketing/).
  • Internal Linking (Virtual) Siloing: Even if content isn't strictly separated by directories, strong internal linking within thematic clusters can create a virtual silo. This is less powerful than physical siloing but still effective.

4.3. Implementation Strategy

  1. Identify Core Topics: Determine the main subject areas your website covers (e.g., SEO, Content Marketing, Web Development, PPC). These will be your top-level silos.
  2. Break Down into Sub-Topics: For each core topic, identify related sub-topics (e.g., under "SEO": Local SEO, Technical SEO, Keyword Research). These form your sub-categories.
  3. Map Content: Assign all existing and future content pieces to their most relevant silo and sub-silo.
  4. Enforce Linking Rules:

* Intra-Silo Linking: Pages within the same silo should link extensively to each other.

* Inter-Silo Linking (Limited): Links between different silos should be minimized and only occur when genuinely necessary and contextually relevant (e.g., a "Content Marketing" blog post referencing an "SEO" best practice).

* Top-Down/Bottom-Up Linking: High-level silo pages should link down to sub-silo pages, and sub-silo pages/content pages should link back up to their parent silo page.

5. Hub-and-Spoke Model (Pillar Content Strategy)

The hub-and-spoke model is a highly effective form of content siloing that establishes strong topical authority around a central "pillar" topic.

5.1. Concept

  • Hub Page (Pillar Content): A comprehensive, high-level overview of a broad topic. It's designed to rank for broad, high-volume keywords and serves as the central authority for its subject matter.
  • Spoke Pages (Cluster Content): More detailed, in-depth articles that delve into specific sub-topics related to the hub. These pages target long-tail keywords and provide granular information.

5.2. Benefits

  • Strong Topical Authority: Clearly signals to search engines that your site is an expert on the hub topic and its related sub-topics.
  • Improved Internal Link Equity: Efficiently distributes PageRank from the hub to spokes and vice-versa.
  • Enhanced User Experience: Provides a clear path for users to explore a topic in depth.
  • Increased SERP Visibility: Helps rank for both broad head terms (hub) and specific long-tail terms (spokes).

5.3. Implementation

  1. Identify Hub Topics: Choose broad, foundational topics that are central to your business (e.g., "Digital Marketing Strategy," "E-commerce SEO Guide," "Cloud Computing Fundamentals").
  2. Outline Spoke Topics: Brainstorm all related sub-topics and specific questions that could be answered in detail on individual spoke pages (e.g., for "Digital Marketing Strategy": "Content Marketing Funnel," "PPC Campaign Structure," "Social Media ROI Measurement").
  3. Hub Page Creation:

* Create a comprehensive, long-form piece of content (typically 2,000+ words).

* Provide an overview of the entire topic.

* Crucially, link out to ALL relevant spoke pages using descriptive, keyword-rich anchor text.

  1. Spoke Page Creation:

* Develop detailed, focused content for each sub-topic.

* Link back to the main hub page from each spoke page using relevant anchor text.

* Link to other highly relevant spoke pages within the same cluster where appropriate.

5.4. Example Hub-and-Spoke Structure

Hub Page: www.yourdomain.com/digital-marketing-strategy-guide/

  • Links to:

* Spoke 1: www.yourdomain.com/digital-marketing-strategy-guide/content-marketing-funnel/

Links back to Hub*

* Spoke 2: www.yourdomain.com/digital-marketing-strategy-guide/seo-campaign-planning/

Links back to Hub*

* Spoke 3: `www.yourdomain.com/digital-marketing-strategy-guide/paid-advertising

  • XML Sitemaps:

* Actionable: Generate and maintain XML sitemaps for all indexable content (pages, posts, images, videos if applicable).

* Submit sitemaps to Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools.

* Break large sitemaps into smaller ones (e

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