From research to a cluster in one trip
Select keywords in Research and press Create cluster. Your selection becomes the new cluster's topic list.
Keyword research used to end in a list you copied by hand into a cluster. Now the selection becomes the cluster.
Create a cluster from your selection
In Keywords › Research, select the rows worth keeping. The toolbar offers two actions:
- Create cluster opens the New cluster form with your selection attached. The first keyword becomes the primary keyword, and every selected keyword arrives as a topic chip.
- Add to cluster adds the selection as topics to a cluster you already have.
No retyping, no export, no spreadsheet between the two steps.
The chips are the cluster's topic list. When you generate the plan, each topic becomes an article with its own brief and draft. Remove a chip before you generate, and no article is written for it.
Plan this
Findings outside research start clusters too. Plan this appears on Search Console insights, on keyword gap rows and on AI visibility prompts. It opens the same New cluster form with its keyword filled in. A competitor's ranking page becomes a planned article in two clicks.
The cluster workspace
A cluster now holds its whole workflow on one page, with four views:
- Outline lists the pillar and its supporting articles, with their status.
- Map shows the authority map: the internal-link structure and the coverage gaps. Run Analyze coverage to see which outline points still need their article.
- Schedule sets the drip feed: posts per day, weekdays, start date, draft or live.
- Links shows the internal-link map between the articles.
The schedule moved here from the calendar. The map moved here from Content. You set the cadence next to the articles it publishes, and you see the structure next to both.
Review without leaving
Click an article row, and the article opens in the panel beside the page: brief, content and FAQ. Expand it to a full page when you want to edit. Go back, and the cluster is where you left it.
A workspace with no clusters yet offers three starts on the Content page: from keyword research, from one seed keyword, or from a WordPress export.