Content Calendar
A month of content, planned as topic clusters, in one click
QueryClimb reads your product catalogue, your existing articles and your search data, then proposes a month of posts organised as clusters: one pillar guide plus the supporting articles that link up to it. Every entry is checked against your existing pages before it reaches the calendar.
Clusters, because scattered posts do not build authority
Each cluster is one comprehensive pillar on a commercial topic plus two to four supports that answer one specific query each and link up. That structure builds topical authority faster than the same number of unrelated posts, and it gives internal linking an obvious wiring plan.
Every entry carries its cannibalisation verdict
Before anything reaches your calendar the topic is checked against every page you already rank for. Clear to write, refresh this existing article instead, or collides with a winner. You untick what you do not want and add the rest.
Grounded in what you actually sell
The plan is built from your catalogue and the queries where your product and collection pages rank for questions they cannot answer. It will not propose a topic your store has no reason to own.
Dated, spaced and ready to write
Posts are spread across the weeks with pillars first, so the cluster lands in the order that makes sense. Each entry drops into the calendar as a planned idea the Blog Writer can pick up.
Questions
About Content Calendar
How many posts does it plan?
You choose, between four and twenty per run, and you can run it as often as you like. Most stores find their search data supports fewer posts than their plan allows, which is the honest answer to how much to publish.
What if I disagree with a proposed topic?
Untick it. Nothing is saved until you accept, and regenerating replaces the whole proposal.
Does it repeat topics month to month?
No. Each run sees your full article list, including everything published since the last plan, and is instructed not to duplicate existing coverage.
The rest of the loop
It only works because the other parts exist
Your search data already knows what to write next
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