How to Plan Your Site and Topical Authority

The speaker mentions several online communities where listeners can connect, including a Facebook community, a Discord community called Holistic Sruygan, a Telegram group, and other platforms like Twitter and YouTube./nThe speaker recommends reading the case studies before starting, and suggests reaching out through the mentioned online platforms for direct communication./nThe interviewer mentions providing a link to the discussed topic in the description./nThe interviewer acknowledges that some listeners may still be confused and offers a condensed version of the key tactics discussed./nThe speaker describes a planning methodology called topical maps that focuses on info gaps instead of keyword gaps. It involves listing all questions related to the main topic and answering them on the website./nThe speaker suggests attributing the questions to specific pages on the website and providing concise answers for easy search engine discovery./nThe speaker mentions utilizing a mix of computer modeling and keyword data to distribute the questions to the appropriate pages and attract more traffic to the topic./nThe speaker advises focusing on core content, which establishes the theme of the site, when building the initial pages of the website.