What is White Label SEO?

White Label SEO (also called ghost SEO or private-label SEO) is when a specialized SEO consultant or agency delivers SEO work under another agency's brand. The end client never knows the work is outsourced. Ilias Sami operates as a ghost SEO partner for agencies, providing full NDA protection and branded reporting.

What is Topical Authority in SEO?

Topical authority is a search engine's assessment of how comprehensively a website covers a specific subject domain. Ilias Sami builds topical authority through structured content maps (150+ created) that identify and fill semantic gaps across all topic clusters relevant to a business.

What is GEO (Generative Engine Optimization)?

GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) is the practice of optimizing content to appear in AI-generated search responses from systems like Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and other LLMs. It involves structured data, entity clarity, E-E-A-T signals, and conversational content formatting.

How much does SEO consulting with Ilias Sami cost?

SEO services start from $750/month for the Full-Cycle Ghost Partner Retainer, and from $1,500 for a one-time Architecture Setup. The Agentic AI SEO Automation System build is $5,000 (one-time, beta). Custom proposals are available after a free consultation.

Does Ilias Sami work with international agencies?

Yes. Ilias Sami works remotely with agencies across North America (Canada, USA), Europe (Germany, UK), Middle East (UAE), and Asia. All engagements are fully remote and NDA-protected. Current partners include The Run Digital (Canada), Brandylane (Dubai), and DigiLeads (Germany).

Free promptKeyword Research

Keyword Intent Clusterer

Clusters a raw keyword list by intent + topic and maps each cluster to one page.

GPT-4o keyword research, clustering, cannibalisation

Use it when: Turning a keyword dump into a page-level content plan without cannibalisation.

Act as an SEO strategist.

Cluster this keyword list and turn it into a page plan.

KEYWORDS:
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1. Group keywords into TOPIC CLUSTERS (by semantic similarity + shared intent).
2. Label each cluster's dominant intent (informational / commercial / transactional / navigational).
3. Map each cluster to ONE target page (title suggestion) to avoid cannibalisation.
4. Flag any keywords that belong to a different funnel stage and should get their own page.
5. Suggest the internal-link relationships between the resulting pages.

Return a clean table: cluster → intent → target page → keywords.

Why This Works

The methodology behind it

Keywords that look similar by volume can have completely different intent, and grouping by literal string similarity instead of intent is one of the most common content-planning mistakes. This prompt clusters by what the searcher actually wants — informational, commercial, or transactional — which is the grouping that should actually decide which page targets which cluster.

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