The five page types
1. Money pages
Tool categories and “best” pages: best affiliate tools, SEO tools, AI tools, email tools.
2. Education pages
Beginner guides that explain the problem before recommending tools.
3. Comparison pages
Tool A vs Tool B pages for high-intent searchers.
4. Trust pages
Methodology, disclosure, about, contact, and CITE framework.
5. Support assets
Checklists, templates, glossary pages, decision trees, and buyer guides that attract links and AI citations.
Cluster map
| Core topic | Hub page | Support pages to build |
|---|---|---|
| AI content tools | AI tool workflows | AI content workflow, AI disclosure, prompt templates, thin-content risk, and product comparisons. |
| SEO tools | SEO tools by workflow | Keyword research, on-page checks, topical maps, suite comparisons, and WordPress implementation. |
| Email marketing | Email platforms | Lead magnets, consent, welcome sequences, Kit versus beehiiv, and deliverability basics. |
| Affiliate networks | Active affiliate platforms | Approval preparation, program terms, attribution rules, and Awin versus impact.com versus CJ. |
| Website builders | Website builders | WordPress versus hosted platforms, accessible landing pages, and comparison-table design. |
Internal linking rules
- Every support page links up to one money page.
- Every money page links down to at least three support pages.
- Every review page links to methodology and disclosure.
- Every comparison page links to both tool category pages.
- Every blog article includes breadcrumbs and Article schema.
Outcome
This structure makes the site easier to crawl, easier for readers to follow, and easier for AI engines to cite.