Topical alignment
- What passes
- The linking page covers a query in the client's own query network, or ranks for one.
- What fails
- A page about the same entity class. Not a general marketing blog.
- How it is checked
- Query overlap check against the map.
Authority Signals is a monthly service that earns links and third-party citations from pages sharing the client's topic. The topical map governs every anchor. Each placement is reported with the reason it qualified.

A placement is made only when all five pass. The report shows the pass record for each one.

A link is a co-occurrence first and a vote second.
The linking page covers the same thing the client's page covers, in the same words. Google's generative search filing names inbound links as one of three trust inputs, alongside author and domain. A link from an unrelated page adds a vote from nowhere. Every placement here passes the same page test the client's own pages pass.

Patents describe systems Google has invented. They are not confirmed ranking factors. The work is built so a page passes the check each document describes.
Links point at pages. The core section goes live first.
Age is a signal no site buys. Aligned links are the signal a site earns.
A cleanup of anchors and a rebuild of the profile around the entity.
A site without an architecture. The first gate needs a canonical anchor per URL and a query network to match against. Neither exists yet.
Exact scope is quoted in writing after the strategy call. How semantic SEO is priced.

Industries this service is built for, and the knowledge entries it applies.
Semantic SEO for Finance and FintechPage architecture for finance
Semantic SEO for Healthcare and Medical PracticesPage architecture for healthcare
Semantic SEO for Real Estate and PropertyPage architecture for real estate
What is topical authorityFoundations
What is semantic SEOFoundations
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