Organize internal link topic clusters

Aomark Suite 2.0.0 · Updated September 26, 2026

Create a focused cluster around a central page, assign related content, and use the group to guide internal link work.

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Choose a useful topic

Open Aomark Suite → Links and go to topic clusters. Choose a topic with a clear central page and a manageable set of related published pages. A cluster is an editorial grouping to guide internal linking, not a ranking guarantee.

1. Choose New Cluster.
2. Name the cluster after a clear reader topic.
3. Select a published page that serves as the central/pillar page.

Select the central page and members

Create the cluster, set its central or pillar page, and add supporting pages that answer narrower questions or provide useful next steps. Check titles and URLs as you select items so similarly named pages are not assigned by mistake.

1. Add only related published pages that contribute a distinct subtopic.
2. Check each title and URL before adding it.
3. Review the complete pillar-plus-members list before saving the cluster.

Use the cluster in editorial review

Review existing links among the pages and identify missing reader pathways. When editing a page, use the Links workflow to analyze suggestions and review each destination before applying it. Keep links contextual and avoid forcing every page to link to every other page.

1. Pick one cluster page to improve.
2. Analyze link suggestions in that page's editor.
3. Apply only links that help readers move between related topics.

Maintain the grouping

Revisit the cluster when pages are renamed, consolidated or retired. Remove stale members and select a replacement central page only when the site's content strategy has changed.

1. Review cluster URLs after page changes.
2. Remove retired or unrelated members.
3. Update the pillar only when the intended topic structure has changed.

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