Implementation overview
Create Context Layered Keywords Index Page
A context-layered keywords index page organizes your content by search intent and topic relationships, helping both users and AI systems understand your content ecosystem and expertise areas.
A keywords index won't directly improve individual page rankings. However, it will help AI systems understand your content scope and authority, and improve internal linking for better content discovery.
How to do it on Webflow?
1. Create keywords collection
Build a Webflow CMS collection with fields: Keyword, Search intent, Topic cluster, Related content, Search volume
2. Design filterable index page
Create a dynamic page that displays keywords grouped by intent and topic with filtering options
3. Link to relevant content
Connect each keyword entry to your existing content pages using reference fields
4. Automate with Webflow MCP server
Use Webflow MCP server to automatically identify content gaps and suggest new keywords based on your existing content themes
Do's
✅ Group keywords by intent: Organize keywords into informational, navigational, and transactional categories
✅ Create topic clusters: Link related keywords together to show content relationships
✅ Include search volume data: Help users understand keyword difficulty and opportunity
✅ Update index regularly: Add new keywords as your content library grows
Do's
❌ Don't create keyword stuffing: Focus on user value, not just search engine optimization
❌ Don't ignore user journey: Consider where users are in their research process
❌ Don't forget internal linking: Link keywords to relevant content pages
❌ Don't make it overwhelming: Use clear categories and filters for easy navigation
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