Topical maps help you build topical authority. Achieving topical authority is how you rank and stay relevant in this semantic search era. This article covers how to create a topical map for SEO.

InLinks is a powerful tool that has become essential for both me and my clients. However, an ongoing challenge we face is the difficulty in retrieving new URLs, as well as those we haven't introduced to the tool yet. Although InLinks' internal tool is useful for detecting links, it can sometimes miss some pages or not recognize them. Faced with this issue, I looked for a faster and more effective solution to ensure that all our URLs are accounted for. In this article, I'll share a simple yet powerful script to help overcome this challenge. 

"How to build an SEO-friendly content marketing strategy" - InLinks Knowledge Panel episode 38 with Chima Mmeje, Edward Ziubrzynski, Martin Huntbach and Holly Cartlidge. Hosted by Genie Jones. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXiTipdR01U Sign…

Because SEO and social media are complementary channels, some SEO tools integrate with social channels to make combining them easier. We cover 6 of them in this post.

The clue is in the name —topical authority. It's all about becoming an authoritative resource for a topic such that Google feels comfortable connecting users to your website whenever they run a search. Here's how you can earn topical authority.

Use the InLinks schema tool to auto-generate valid schema codes for several content pages at once. No need to manually tag content or copy and paste HTML codes into your webpage - the tool handles it all. Here's how the InLinks schema generator works.