Semantic Topic Clustering

SERP-based semantic topic clustering for content architecture planning.

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Semantic Topic Clustering

SERP-overlap-driven keyword clustering for content architecture. Groups keywords by how Google actually ranks them (shared top-10 results), not by text similarity. Designs hub-and-spoke content clusters with internal link matrices and generates interactive cluster map visualizations.

Scripts: Located at the plugin root scripts/ directory.


Quick Reference

Command What it does
/seo cluster plan <seed-keyword> Full planning workflow: expand, cluster, architect, visualize
/seo cluster plan --from strategy Import from existing /seo plan output
/seo cluster execute Execute plan: create content via claude-blog or output briefs
/seo cluster map Regenerate the interactive cluster visualization

Planning Workflow

Step 1: Seed Keyword Expansion

Expand the seed keyword into 30-50 variants using WebSearch:

  1. Related searches: Search the seed, extract "related searches" and "people also search for"
  2. People Also Ask (PAA): Extract all PAA questions from SERP results
  3. Long-tail modifiers: Append common modifiers: "best", "how to", "vs", "for beginners", "tools", "examples", "guide", "template", "mistakes", "checklist"
  4. Question mining: Generate who/what/when/where/why/how variants
  5. Intent modifiers: Add commercial modifiers: "pricing", "review", "alternative", "comparison", "free", "top"

Deduplication: Normalize variants (lowercase, strip articles), remove exact duplicates. Target: 30-50 unique keyword variants. If under 30, run a second expansion pass with the top PAA questions as seeds.

Step 2: SERP Overlap Clustering

This is the core differentiator. Load references/serp-overlap-methodology.md for the full algorithm.

Process:

  1. Group keywords by initial intent guess (reduces pairwise comparisons)
  2. For each candidate pair within a group, WebSearch both keywords
  3. Count shared URLs in the top 10 organic results (ignore ads, featured snippets, PAA)
  4. Apply thresholds:
Shared Results Relationship Action
7-10 Same post Merge into single target page
4-6 Same cluster Group under same spoke cluster
2-3 Interlink Place in adjacent clusters, add cross-links
0-1 Separate Assign to different clusters or exclude

Optimization: With 40 keywords, full pairwise = 780 comparisons. Instead:

  • Pre-group by intent (4 groups of ~10 = 4 x 45 = 180 comparisons)
  • Only cross-check group boundary keywords
  • Skip pairs where both are long-tail variants of the same head term (assume same cluster)

DataForSEO integration: If DataForSEO MCP is available, use serp_organic_live_advanced instead of WebSearch for SERP data. Run "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/claude-seo" run dataforseo_costs.py check serp_organic_live_advanced --count N before each batch. If "status": "needs_approval", show cost estimate and ask user. If "status": "blocked", fall back to WebSearch.

Step 3: Intent Classification

Classify each keyword into one of four intent categories:

Intent Signals Include in Clusters?
Informational how, what, why, guide, tutorial, learn Yes
Commercial best, top, review, comparison, vs, alternative Yes
Transactional buy, price, discount, coupon, order, sign up Yes
Navigational brand names, specific product names, login No (exclude)

Remove navigational keywords from clustering. Flag borderline cases for manual review. Keywords can have mixed intent (e.g., "best CRM software" is both commercial and informational) -- classify by dominant intent.

Step 4: Hub-and-Spoke Architecture

Load references/hub-spoke-architecture.md for full specifications.

Design the cluster structure:

  1. Select the pillar keyword: Highest volume, broadest intent, most SERP overlap with other keywords
  2. Group spokes into clusters: Each cluster is a subtopic area (2-5 clusters per pillar)
  3. Assign posts to clusters: Each cluster gets 2-4 spoke posts
  4. Select templates per post: Based on intent classification:
Intent Pattern Template Options
Informational (broad) ultimate-guide
Informational (how) how-to
Informational (list) listicle
Informational (concept) explainer
Commercial (compare) comparison
Commercial (evaluate) review
Commercial (rank) best-of
Transactional landing-page
  1. Set word count targets:

    • Pillar page: 2500-4000 words
    • Spoke posts: 1200-1800 words
  2. Cannibalization check: No two posts share the same primary keyword. If SERP overlap is 7+, merge those keywords into a single post targeting both.

Step 5: Internal Link Matrix

Design the bidirectional linking structure:

Link Type Direction Requirement
Spoke to pillar spoke -> pillar Mandatory (every spoke)
Pillar to spoke pillar -> spoke Mandatory (every spoke)
Spoke to spoke (within cluster) spoke <-> spoke 2-3 links per post
Cross-cluster spoke -> spoke (other cluster) 0-1 links per post

Rules:

  • Every post must have minimum 3 incoming internal links
  • No orphan pages (every post reachable from pillar in 2 clicks)
  • Anchor text must use target keyword or close variant (no "click here")
  • Link placement: within body content, not just navigation/sidebar

Generate the link matrix as a JSON adjacency list:

{
  "links": [
    { "from": "pillar", "to": "cluster-0-post-0", "type": "mandatory", "anchor": "keyword" },
    { "from": "cluster-0-post-0", "to": "pillar", "type": "mandatory", "anchor": "keyword" }
  ]
}

Step 6: Interactive Cluster Map

Generate cluster-map.html using the template at templates/cluster-map.html.

  1. Read the template file
  2. Build the CLUSTER_DATA JSON object from the cluster plan:
    {
      pillar: { title, keyword, volume, template, wordCount, url },
      clusters: [{ name, color, posts: [{ title, keyword, volume, template, wordCount, url, status }] }],
      links: [{ from, to, type }],
      meta: { totalPosts, totalClusters, totalLinks, estimatedWords }
    }
    
  3. Replace the CLUSTER_DATA placeholder in the template with the actual JSON
  4. Write the completed HTML file to the output directory
  5. Inform user: "Open cluster-map.html in a browser to explore the interactive cluster map."

Strategy Import

When invoked with --from strategy:

  1. Look for the most recent /seo plan output in the current directory (search for files matching *SEO*Plan*, *strategy*, *content-strategy*)
  2. Parse markdown tables for: keywords, page types, content pillars, URL structures
  3. Validate extracted data: check for duplicates, missing keywords, incomplete entries
  4. Enrich with SERP data: run SERP overlap analysis on extracted keywords
  5. Build cluster plan using the imported keywords as the starting set (skip Step 1)

If no strategy file is found, prompt the user: "No existing SEO plan found in the current directory. Run /seo plan first, or provide a seed keyword for fresh clustering."


Execution Workflow

When /seo cluster execute is invoked:

Check for claude-blog

Test: Does ~/.claude/skills/blog/SKILL.md exist?

If claude-blog IS installed:

  1. Load references/execution-workflow.md for the full algorithm
  2. Read cluster-plan.json from the current directory
  3. Check for resume state: scan output directory for already-written posts
  4. Execute in priority order: pillar first, then spokes by volume (highest first)
  5. For each post, invoke the blog-write skill with cluster context:
    • Cluster role (pillar or spoke)
    • Position in cluster (cluster index, post index)
    • Target keyword and secondary keywords
    • Template type and word count target
    • Internal links to include (with anchors)
    • Links to receive from future posts (placeholder markers)
  6. After each post is written, scan previous posts for backward link placeholders and inject the new post's URL
  7. After all posts are written, generate the cluster scorecard

If claude-blog is NOT installed:

  1. Generate detailed content briefs for each post in the cluster plan
  2. Each brief includes:
    • Title and meta description
    • Primary keyword and secondary keywords
    • Template type and suggested structure (H2/H3 outline)
    • Word count target
    • Internal links to include (with anchor text)
    • Key points to cover
    • Competing pages to differentiate from
  3. Write briefs to cluster-briefs/ directory as individual markdown files
  4. Inform user: "Install claude-blog to auto-create content. Briefs saved to cluster-briefs/."

Cluster Scorecard

Post-execution quality report. Run automatically after /seo cluster execute or on demand via analysis of the output directory.

Metric Target How Measured
Coverage 100% Posts written / posts planned
Link Density 3+ per post Count internal links per post
Orphan Pages 0 Posts with < 1 incoming link
Cannibalization 0 conflicts Check for duplicate primary keywords
Image Count 1+ per post Posts with at least one image
Pillar Links 100% All spokes link to pillar and vice versa
Cross-Links 80%+ Recommended spoke-to-spoke links implemented
Content Gaps 0 Planned posts that were skipped or incomplete

Map Regeneration

When /seo cluster map is invoked:

  1. Read cluster-plan.json from the current directory
  2. Scan output directory and update post statuses (planned vs written)
  3. Regenerate cluster-map.html with updated statuses
  4. Report: posts written vs planned, link completion percentage

Output Files

All outputs are written to the current working directory:

File Description
cluster-plan.json Machine-readable cluster plan (full data)
cluster-plan.md Human-readable cluster plan summary
cluster-map.html Interactive SVG visualization
cluster-briefs/ Content briefs (if no claude-blog)
cluster-scorecard.md Post-execution quality report

Cross-Skill Integration

Skill Relationship
seo-plan Import source: strategy import reads seo-plan output
seo-content Quality check: E-E-A-T validation of generated content
seo-schema Schema markup: Article, BreadcrumbList, ItemList for cluster pages
seo-dataforseo Data source: SERP data when DataForSEO MCP is available
seo-google Reporting: generate PDF report of cluster plan and scorecard

After cluster planning or execution completes, offer: "Generate a PDF report? Use /seo google report"


Error Handling

Error Cause Resolution
"No seed keyword provided" Missing argument Prompt user for seed keyword or URL
"Insufficient keyword variants" Expansion yielded < 15 keywords Run second expansion pass with PAA questions
"SERP data unavailable" WebSearch and DataForSEO both failing Retry after 30s; if persistent, use intent-only clustering with warning
"No strategy file found" --from strategy but no plan exists Prompt user to run /seo plan first
"cluster-plan.json not found" Execute without planning Prompt user to run /seo cluster plan first
"claude-blog not installed" Execute attempted without blog skill Generate content briefs instead; suggest installation
"DataForSEO budget exceeded" Cost check returned "blocked" Fall back to WebSearch; inform user
"Duplicate primary keywords" Cannibalization detected Merge affected posts or reassign keywords
"Orphan page detected" Post missing incoming links Add links from nearest cluster siblings
"Resume state corrupted" Mismatch between plan and output Rebuild state from output directory scan

Security

  • All URLs fetched via "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/claude-seo" run render_page.py <url> --mode auto (SPA-aware SSRF protection via url_safety)
  • No credentials stored or transmitted
  • Output files contain no PII or API keys
  • DataForSEO cost checks run before every API call

FLOW Framework Integration

For prompt-guided keyword research and gap analysis, use /seo flow find [url|topic]: FLOW's 5 find-stage prompts complement the SERP-overlap clustering methodology with structured discovery prompts.

1---
2name: seo-cluster
3description: >
4 SERP-based semantic topic clustering for content architecture planning. Groups
5 keywords by actual Google SERP overlap (not text similarity), designs hub-and-spoke
6 content clusters with internal link matrices, and generates interactive
7 visualizations. Optionally executes content creation if claude-blog is installed.
8 Use when user says "topic cluster", "content cluster", "semantic clustering",
9 "pillar page", "hub and spoke", "content architecture", "keyword grouping",
10 or "cluster plan".
11user-invocable: true
12argument-hint: "<seed-keyword or url>"
13license: MIT
14metadata:
15 author: AgriciDaniel
16 original_author: "Lutfiya Miller (Pro Hub Challenge Winner)"
17 version: "2.3.1"
18 category: seo
19---
20 
21# Semantic Topic Clustering
22 
23SERP-overlap-driven keyword clustering for content architecture. Groups keywords
24by how Google actually ranks them (shared top-10 results), not by text similarity.
25Designs hub-and-spoke content clusters with internal link matrices and generates
26interactive cluster map visualizations.
27 
28**Scripts:** Located at the plugin root `scripts/` directory.
29 
30---
31 
32## Quick Reference
33 
34| Command | What it does |
35|---------|-------------|
36| `/seo cluster plan <seed-keyword>` | Full planning workflow: expand, cluster, architect, visualize |
37| `/seo cluster plan --from strategy` | Import from existing `/seo plan` output |
38| `/seo cluster execute` | Execute plan: create content via claude-blog or output briefs |
39| `/seo cluster map` | Regenerate the interactive cluster visualization |
40 
41---
42 
43## Planning Workflow
44 
45### Step 1: Seed Keyword Expansion
46 
47Expand the seed keyword into 30-50 variants using WebSearch:
48 
491. **Related searches**: Search the seed, extract "related searches" and "people also search for"
502. **People Also Ask (PAA)**: Extract all PAA questions from SERP results
513. **Long-tail modifiers**: Append common modifiers: "best", "how to", "vs", "for beginners", "tools", "examples", "guide", "template", "mistakes", "checklist"
524. **Question mining**: Generate who/what/when/where/why/how variants
535. **Intent modifiers**: Add commercial modifiers: "pricing", "review", "alternative", "comparison", "free", "top"
54 
55**Deduplication:** Normalize variants (lowercase, strip articles), remove exact duplicates.
56Target: 30-50 unique keyword variants. If under 30, run a second expansion pass
57with the top PAA questions as seeds.
58 
59### Step 2: SERP Overlap Clustering
60 
61This is the core differentiator. Load `references/serp-overlap-methodology.md` for
62the full algorithm.
63 
64**Process:**
651. Group keywords by initial intent guess (reduces pairwise comparisons)
662. For each candidate pair within a group, WebSearch both keywords
673. Count shared URLs in the top 10 organic results (ignore ads, featured snippets, PAA)
684. Apply thresholds:
69 
70| Shared Results | Relationship | Action |
71|---------------|-------------|--------|
72| 7-10 | Same post | Merge into single target page |
73| 4-6 | Same cluster | Group under same spoke cluster |
74| 2-3 | Interlink | Place in adjacent clusters, add cross-links |
75| 0-1 | Separate | Assign to different clusters or exclude |
76 
77**Optimization:** With 40 keywords, full pairwise = 780 comparisons. Instead:
78- Pre-group by intent (4 groups of ~10 = 4 x 45 = 180 comparisons)
79- Only cross-check group boundary keywords
80- Skip pairs where both are long-tail variants of the same head term (assume same cluster)
81 
82**DataForSEO integration:** If DataForSEO MCP is available, use `serp_organic_live_advanced`
83instead of WebSearch for SERP data. Run `"${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/claude-seo" run dataforseo_costs.py check serp_organic_live_advanced --count N`
84before each batch. If `"status": "needs_approval"`, show cost estimate and ask user.
85If `"status": "blocked"`, fall back to WebSearch.
86 
87### Step 3: Intent Classification
88 
89Classify each keyword into one of four intent categories:
90 
91| Intent | Signals | Include in Clusters? |
92|--------|---------|---------------------|
93| Informational | how, what, why, guide, tutorial, learn | Yes |
94| Commercial | best, top, review, comparison, vs, alternative | Yes |
95| Transactional | buy, price, discount, coupon, order, sign up | Yes |
96| Navigational | brand names, specific product names, login | No (exclude) |
97 
98Remove navigational keywords from clustering. Flag borderline cases for
99manual review. Keywords can have mixed intent (e.g., "best CRM software" is
100both commercial and informational) -- classify by dominant intent.
101 
102### Step 4: Hub-and-Spoke Architecture
103 
104Load `references/hub-spoke-architecture.md` for full specifications.
105 
106**Design the cluster structure:**
107 
1081. **Select the pillar keyword**: Highest volume, broadest intent, most SERP overlap with other keywords
1092. **Group spokes into clusters**: Each cluster is a subtopic area (2-5 clusters per pillar)
1103. **Assign posts to clusters**: Each cluster gets 2-4 spoke posts
1114. **Select templates per post**: Based on intent classification:
112 
113| Intent Pattern | Template Options |
114|---------------|-----------------|
115| Informational (broad) | ultimate-guide |
116| Informational (how) | how-to |
117| Informational (list) | listicle |
118| Informational (concept) | explainer |
119| Commercial (compare) | comparison |
120| Commercial (evaluate) | review |
121| Commercial (rank) | best-of |
122| Transactional | landing-page |
123 
1245. **Set word count targets:**
125 - Pillar page: 2500-4000 words
126 - Spoke posts: 1200-1800 words
127 
1286. **Cannibalization check**: No two posts share the same primary keyword. If SERP
129 overlap is 7+, merge those keywords into a single post targeting both.
130 
131### Step 5: Internal Link Matrix
132 
133Design the bidirectional linking structure:
134 
135| Link Type | Direction | Requirement |
136|-----------|-----------|-------------|
137| Spoke to pillar | spoke -> pillar | Mandatory (every spoke) |
138| Pillar to spoke | pillar -> spoke | Mandatory (every spoke) |
139| Spoke to spoke (within cluster) | spoke <-> spoke | 2-3 links per post |
140| Cross-cluster | spoke -> spoke (other cluster) | 0-1 links per post |
141 
142**Rules:**
143- Every post must have minimum 3 incoming internal links
144- No orphan pages (every post reachable from pillar in 2 clicks)
145- Anchor text must use target keyword or close variant (no "click here")
146- Link placement: within body content, not just navigation/sidebar
147 
148Generate the link matrix as a JSON adjacency list:
149```json
150{
151 "links": [
152 { "from": "pillar", "to": "cluster-0-post-0", "type": "mandatory", "anchor": "keyword" },
153 { "from": "cluster-0-post-0", "to": "pillar", "type": "mandatory", "anchor": "keyword" }
154 ]
155}
156```
157 
158### Step 6: Interactive Cluster Map
159 
160Generate `cluster-map.html` using the template at `templates/cluster-map.html`.
161 
1621. Read the template file
1632. Build the `CLUSTER_DATA` JSON object from the cluster plan:
164 ```javascript
165 {
166 pillar: { title, keyword, volume, template, wordCount, url },
167 clusters: [{ name, color, posts: [{ title, keyword, volume, template, wordCount, url, status }] }],
168 links: [{ from, to, type }],
169 meta: { totalPosts, totalClusters, totalLinks, estimatedWords }
170 }
171 ```
1723. Replace the `CLUSTER_DATA` placeholder in the template with the actual JSON
1734. Write the completed HTML file to the output directory
1745. Inform user: "Open `cluster-map.html` in a browser to explore the interactive cluster map."
175 
176---
177 
178## Strategy Import
179 
180When invoked with `--from strategy`:
181 
1821. Look for the most recent `/seo plan` output in the current directory (search for
183 files matching `*SEO*Plan*`, `*strategy*`, `*content-strategy*`)
1842. Parse markdown tables for: keywords, page types, content pillars, URL structures
1853. Validate extracted data: check for duplicates, missing keywords, incomplete entries
1864. Enrich with SERP data: run SERP overlap analysis on extracted keywords
1875. Build cluster plan using the imported keywords as the starting set (skip Step 1)
188 
189If no strategy file is found, prompt the user: "No existing SEO plan found in the
190current directory. Run `/seo plan` first, or provide a seed keyword for fresh clustering."
191 
192---
193 
194## Execution Workflow
195 
196When `/seo cluster execute` is invoked:
197 
198### Check for claude-blog
199 
200```
201Test: Does ~/.claude/skills/blog/SKILL.md exist?
202```
203 
204**If claude-blog IS installed:**
205 
2061. Load `references/execution-workflow.md` for the full algorithm
2072. Read `cluster-plan.json` from the current directory
2083. Check for resume state: scan output directory for already-written posts
2094. Execute in priority order: pillar first, then spokes by volume (highest first)
2105. For each post, invoke the `blog-write` skill with cluster context:
211 - Cluster role (pillar or spoke)
212 - Position in cluster (cluster index, post index)
213 - Target keyword and secondary keywords
214 - Template type and word count target
215 - Internal links to include (with anchors)
216 - Links to receive from future posts (placeholder markers)
2176. After each post is written, scan previous posts for backward link placeholders
218 and inject the new post's URL
2197. After all posts are written, generate the cluster scorecard
220 
221**If claude-blog is NOT installed:**
222 
2231. Generate detailed content briefs for each post in the cluster plan
2242. Each brief includes:
225 - Title and meta description
226 - Primary keyword and secondary keywords
227 - Template type and suggested structure (H2/H3 outline)
228 - Word count target
229 - Internal links to include (with anchor text)
230 - Key points to cover
231 - Competing pages to differentiate from
2323. Write briefs to `cluster-briefs/` directory as individual markdown files
2334. Inform user: "Install [claude-blog](https://github.com/AgriciDaniel/claude-blog)
234 to auto-create content. Briefs saved to `cluster-briefs/`."
235 
236---
237 
238## Cluster Scorecard
239 
240Post-execution quality report. Run automatically after `/seo cluster execute` or
241on demand via analysis of the output directory.
242 
243| Metric | Target | How Measured |
244|--------|--------|-------------|
245| Coverage | 100% | Posts written / posts planned |
246| Link Density | 3+ per post | Count internal links per post |
247| Orphan Pages | 0 | Posts with < 1 incoming link |
248| Cannibalization | 0 conflicts | Check for duplicate primary keywords |
249| Image Count | 1+ per post | Posts with at least one image |
250| Pillar Links | 100% | All spokes link to pillar and vice versa |
251| Cross-Links | 80%+ | Recommended spoke-to-spoke links implemented |
252| Content Gaps | 0 | Planned posts that were skipped or incomplete |
253 
254---
255 
256## Map Regeneration
257 
258When `/seo cluster map` is invoked:
259 
2601. Read `cluster-plan.json` from the current directory
2612. Scan output directory and update post statuses (planned vs written)
2623. Regenerate `cluster-map.html` with updated statuses
2634. Report: posts written vs planned, link completion percentage
264 
265---
266 
267## Output Files
268 
269All outputs are written to the current working directory:
270 
271| File | Description |
272|------|-------------|
273| `cluster-plan.json` | Machine-readable cluster plan (full data) |
274| `cluster-plan.md` | Human-readable cluster plan summary |
275| `cluster-map.html` | Interactive SVG visualization |
276| `cluster-briefs/` | Content briefs (if no claude-blog) |
277| `cluster-scorecard.md` | Post-execution quality report |
278 
279---
280 
281## Cross-Skill Integration
282 
283| Skill | Relationship |
284|-------|-------------|
285| `seo-plan` | Import source: strategy import reads seo-plan output |
286| `seo-content` | Quality check: E-E-A-T validation of generated content |
287| `seo-schema` | Schema markup: Article, BreadcrumbList, ItemList for cluster pages |
288| `seo-dataforseo` | Data source: SERP data when DataForSEO MCP is available |
289| `seo-google` | Reporting: generate PDF report of cluster plan and scorecard |
290 
291After cluster planning or execution completes, offer:
292"Generate a PDF report? Use `/seo google report`"
293 
294---
295 
296## Error Handling
297 
298| Error | Cause | Resolution |
299|-------|-------|------------|
300| "No seed keyword provided" | Missing argument | Prompt user for seed keyword or URL |
301| "Insufficient keyword variants" | Expansion yielded < 15 keywords | Run second expansion pass with PAA questions |
302| "SERP data unavailable" | WebSearch and DataForSEO both failing | Retry after 30s; if persistent, use intent-only clustering with warning |
303| "No strategy file found" | `--from strategy` but no plan exists | Prompt user to run `/seo plan` first |
304| "cluster-plan.json not found" | Execute without planning | Prompt user to run `/seo cluster plan` first |
305| "claude-blog not installed" | Execute attempted without blog skill | Generate content briefs instead; suggest installation |
306| "DataForSEO budget exceeded" | Cost check returned "blocked" | Fall back to WebSearch; inform user |
307| "Duplicate primary keywords" | Cannibalization detected | Merge affected posts or reassign keywords |
308| "Orphan page detected" | Post missing incoming links | Add links from nearest cluster siblings |
309| "Resume state corrupted" | Mismatch between plan and output | Rebuild state from output directory scan |
310 
311---
312 
313## Security
314 
315- All URLs fetched via `"${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/claude-seo" run render_page.py <url> --mode auto` (SPA-aware SSRF protection via `url_safety`)
316- No credentials stored or transmitted
317- Output files contain no PII or API keys
318- DataForSEO cost checks run before every API call
319 
320## FLOW Framework Integration
321 
322For prompt-guided keyword research and gap analysis, use `/seo flow find [url|topic]`: FLOW's 5 find-stage prompts complement the SERP-overlap clustering methodology with structured discovery prompts.
323 

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