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Topic cluster
A group of tracked questions covering the same buying topic, scored and acted on together rather than individually.
Individual questions are too granular to act on. Nobody writes a page for one phrasing of one question, and visibility on a single prompt is noisy enough to be misleading.
Clustering fixes both. A cluster has enough answers behind it for the rate to stabilise, and it maps to a piece of work: one page, one campaign, one outreach push.
The judgement call is granularity. Too broad and the recommendation is useless; too narrow and you are back to per-question noise.
Related
Prompt volumeAn estimate of how often a tracked question is asked, used to weight some questions more heavily than others.Fan-out queriesThe hidden sub-questions a generative engine generates from one user prompt, each retrieving its own sources before the answer is written.Content angleThe editorial stance a cited page takes: cost, depth, authority, freshness, or written for a named audience.