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This helps you cover your subject in a structured way, making it easier for search engines to understand your content.
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So how do you find these topics and subtopics?



Your core topics are the main categories within your niche. These should be broad but still directly related to your website’s focus.



Now, chances are that you already know of some core topics and subtopics within your niche. If this is the case, you can start by creating a Google Sheets document or Excel file with all of the topics and subtopics you can think of.



However, there might be some that you don't know of yet.



This is where different research tools and methods can be of help.



To find these topics and subtopics, you can use:



Google Autocomplete: Start typing your broad into Google and see what suggestions appear.
Google’s “People Also Ask” (PAA) Box: These are common questions related to your niche.
Competitor Websites: Analyze top-ranking sites in your niche to see their content categories.


For example, if your website is about "strength training for beginners," your core topics might be:



Strength Training Workouts
Nutrition for Strength Training
Common Mistakes in Strength Training
Strength Training Equipment