Give Sprites a topic. It researches the queries around it, groups them into a pillar and supporting pages by intent, plans the internal links, and can write and publish the whole cluster.
Ranking for a competitive topic takes a set of pages that cover it completely and link to each other in a way search engines can follow. This template builds that set from data. Sprites expands your topic through keyword research on the Google Ads API and question queries, reads the live results to learn the intent and format behind each query group, and then organizes the groups into one pillar page and the supporting pages that each own a subtopic.
The cluster plan is specific: each page has a target query group, a working title, an outline built from what the ranking pages cover and what they miss, and the internal links it should give and receive. If your site already has pages on the topic, they are placed into the cluster and marked for expansion or consolidation instead of being duplicated. Search Console data, when connected, shows which parts of the cluster you already rank for and which are open.
Because the SEO agent also writes and publishes, the plan does not stop at a spreadsheet. Approve the cluster and Sprites drafts the pages in order, inserts the internal links, adds schema and stages each page in WordPress, Shopify, Webflow or your custom site for approval.
Sprites researches the topic through Google Ads keyword data and question queries, collecting every query with demand, and removes the ones that belong to a different topic.
Queries are grouped by what the live results show searchers want. Groups that one page can serve are merged; groups that need different formats are kept apart.
The broadest commercial or informational group becomes the pillar. Each remaining group becomes a supporting page with its own outline and a defined role in the cluster.
Sprites specifies the links between pillar and supports, the anchors to use, and which existing pages on your site should link into the cluster.
Approve the plan and the SEO agent drafts the pages in order, applies the links and schema, and stages each one in your CMS. A monthly Autopilot reports how the cluster is ranking.
Build the cluster that makes your site the reference for a product category, from the definition query down to the specific comparisons.
Turn a dozen overlapping articles into a pillar and supports with clear roles, merging what competes and linking what remains.
Clusters with clear, quotable answers on each page are what ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews cite. Sprites structures the pages with that in mind.
Deliver a cluster plan per client with the data attached, then execute it from the same workspace with client approval on each page.
By demand and coverage. It looks for topics where the total search volume across related queries is worth a set of pages, the live results show several distinct intents, and your site or your competitors leave gaps. It shows the numbers behind each recommendation.
Yes. Upload a keyword list and Sprites clusters it rather than starting over. Existing pages on the topic are read, placed in the cluster and marked for expansion, merge or redirect so nothing you already rank with is thrown away.
Yes. The clusters are built from the actual queries in your category and the pages that rank for them, so they reflect how your buyers search. You can rename, split or merge groups and Sprites re-plans the links.
It gives you the structure they usually lack: complete coverage, clear intent per page and deliberate internal links. Whether you outrank them still depends on the pages themselves and your site's authority, which is why the same agent writes and publishes the cluster.
Yes. Through the official Sprites MCP server you can build the cluster from Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or any MCP-compatible assistant and continue into writing and publishing with the same approval step.
No. Every page is staged in a review card through your CMS integration and goes live only when you approve it. You can approve the plan and then each page individually, or batch them once you trust the output.
Other prompts that run on the same agent. Browse the full gallery at /templates.
