Know exactly what to publish for the next 12 months.
Send us your domain. Three days later you have every page you should publish, in the order to publish them, so Google ranks you and ChatGPT recommends you. We research every map ourselves, which is why we only take a few a month.
- Delivered in 3 days
- Optimized for your market
- We pay you $3,000 if it doesn't work
Wait, what is a topical map and why will it make me more money?
It is the full list of pages you should publish, in the order to publish them, so Google ranks you and ChatGPT recommends you instead of your competitor.
Most people ask which keyword to target next. That is the wrong question now.
Google is not grading your best article. It is grading whether your site is the place that covers this subject. One brilliant post on a thin site is a good book in an empty library.
- Right now
You guess. Some of it ranks. Most of it lands on page four and you never find out why.
- In three days
Every topic, grouped and ordered. Each page you publish makes the next one easier.
- In twelve months
You own the subject. Google ranks you. ChatGPT names you when someone asks who to buy from.
- Cold plunge tubs
- Collection pages
- Blog posts
- Buying guides
That is the theory. Easier to show you one.
Let's say you sell cold plunge tubs.
This is the map we would build you. Pillar at the top, clusters underneath, every topic scored and put in publishing order. Trimmed here to fit on screen. Yours runs to 500+ pages.
- Best cold plunge tubs by budget8.1K
- Chiller vs ice-only setups2.4K
- Tub sizing for small spaces1.9K
- + 9 more, in order
- Plunge vs cold shower5.3K
- Inflatable vs hard-shell3.1K
- Barrel sauna vs plunge combo1.2K
- + 5 more, in order
- Water changes and filtration4.7K
- Winter placement outdoors2.2K
- Sanitising without chlorine1.6K
- + 12 more, in order
- Cold exposure and recovery9.4K
- Safe temperature ranges3.8K
- Who should not cold plunge2.7K
- + 6 more, in order
And much more
- Collection pages
- Product pages
- Blog posts
- Comparison tools
- Information pages
- E-E-A-T pages
Plus the internal linking plan. Every page is placed in a semantic content network: hubs link to their spokes, spokes link back and across to siblings, and nothing is left orphaned.
- Colour marks the cluster
- Numbers are monthly searches
- Order is the publish sequence
Publish that, top to bottom, and here is what the next twelve months look like.
Get my topical map$29Coverage compounds. Scattered posts do not.
Each new page lifts the ones around it, and pulls buyers with it. Without a map, every post starts from zero.
Revenue increase against month one. Illustrative of the compounding pattern we see across partners, not a single client's numbers.
That is a shape, not a promise. So here are the real numbers.
What happens when the map gets used.
Every one of these started with the same map you are buying. Then we published against it, in order. Nothing here is cherry-picked.
Traffic growth measured in Search Console over the life of each partnership.
Same map, same order, four different markets.
What owners say after they publish it.
Numbers are one thing. Here is what it sounds like from the person doing the publishing.
Here's what's included.
Every topic in your market
Grouped into pillars and clusters, so nothing is missed and nothing overlaps.
Search volume on each one
Monthly searches and difficulty, so you see the size of the prize before you write.
The publish order
First, second, third. Authority compounds when the order is right and stalls when it is not.
Cannibalisation fixes
Where your pages compete with each other, and which one should own the term.
Page type and intent
Guide, comparison, product or FAQ, matched to what actually ranks today.
A working spreadsheet
Sort it, filter it, assign it to writers, tick it off as you publish.
One sheet, three days, and you never have to guess what to write again.
Built by hand, twice.
The framework does the middle. The thinking at either end is ours, and that is the part that takes three days.
Buy the map
Quick checkout with no risk attached. Add your domain and what you sell.
We study your site
I go through your site myself and get the full scope before anything gets built.
Building time
All of it goes into our custom AI framework, sprinkled with 15 years of experience, and your topical map comes out.
Final human check
We go through the map, set the phases and priorities, and send you the finished thing.
You implement. If you don't increase revenue, we send you $3,000 as a sorry.
The search your competitors already own is still up for grabs. Here is the map to take it.Â
Two guarantees, and both are on us.
Get your money back.
No questions asked, 30 days.
We pay you $3,000.
Publish it and still not making more money? We pay.
The refund has no conditions. The $3,000 does, and they are worth two minutes before you buy. Read them here.
The same maps we run for clients paying $2,395 a month.
I am Kevin, and I run Ascendily. We are a working SEO agency, not a course. We build these maps for retainer clients, then publish against them ourselves.
That second part is the bit that matters. When a map is wrong, it is our own traffic that suffers, so we find out fast and the framework gets better. Most people selling you an SEO plan never have to live with it.
This is that same process, priced so you can test us for $29 instead of sitting through a sales call.
Your topical map, $29.
One domain, one map, delivered in three business days.
One-time. Built for one domain.
- Full topic map: pillars, clusters, every topic
- Search volume and difficulty per topic
- Priority publish order
- Cannibalisation fixes for existing pages
- Page type and intent per topic
- Live spreadsheet you can assign and track
- 1It filters. Charging something, even a little, means we spend our three days on people who will actually publish the thing.
- 2It is the front door, not the whole house. A good number of people who use the map come back for the done-for-you work at $2,395 a month. That is the real business.
- 3So yes, this is the top of a funnel. We would rather show you how we think than talk you into a call.
Everything people ask before buying.
What exactly is a topical map?+
The full list of pages you should publish, in the order to publish them, grouped so related pages support each other. It is the difference between writing posts and building coverage of a subject.
How is this only $29?+
Because it is the front door, not the whole house. A good number of people who use the map come back for the done-for-you work at $2,395 a month, and that is the real business. So yes, this is the top of a funnel. We would rather show you how we think than talk you into a call.
You really pay $3,000 if it does not work?+
Yes, and the bar is honest about it. You publish the whole map, properly written, with the internal linking built. Your site needs to be technically sound and you need to be building links, because a map cannot fix those. Then 90 days from your last page going live, if organic revenue has not risen, we pay you $3,000. The full conditions are on the guarantee page, and worth reading before you buy.
And if I just do not like the map?+
Email us inside 30 days and we refund the $29. No questions, no forms, no call to talk you out of it. You keep the map.
Does this help with ChatGPT and AI search too?+
That is half the point. AI tools answer by pulling from sites that cover a subject properly, so the same coverage that gets you ranked is what gets you named in ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews. The map plans for both.
How long does it take?+
Three business days from checkout. You get an email when it is ready, with the live sheet and a short walkthrough.
Do you write the content too?+
Not at this price. This is the map. If you want it written, published, and maintained, that is our done-for-you retainer, and the map is the first thing we would build anyway.
Does this work for ecommerce, or only blogs?+
Both. For stores we map collection and product topics alongside guides, because that is where the buying searches actually sit.
What if I already have content?+
Better. We check your existing pages, show where two of them compete for the same term, and mark which to keep, merge, or rewrite. Nothing gets thrown away for the sake of it.
Is my niche too small or too competitive?+
Small is fine, and usually an advantage: fewer topics means you can actually finish the map. Competitive is fine too, that is what the publish order is for. If we look at your market and think a map will not help, we will tell you and refund you.
Do I need to be technical?+
No. You get a spreadsheet you can read, sort and hand to a writer. No plugin, no code, no access to your site required.
What do you need from me?+
Your domain, your market, and what you sell. That is it.
Stop guessing what to publish.
Three days from now you either have the whole plan, or you are still asking yourself what to write next. It costs $29 to find out which.
$29 back if you do not like it. $3,000 if you publish it in full and it does not work.