In GetCited.me, a topic cluster is a saved group of related monitoring questions organized around a theme. A cluster stores its selected platforms, tracking frequency, and questions; available questions may also include keyword-volume and difficulty metrics from enrichment.
In plain terms
Instead of watching random questions, a cluster groups related buyer questions so you can judge authority on a theme as a whole.
For example, a CRM comparison cluster might hold many phrasings tracked and scheduled together.
Clustering reveals whether a visibility problem is broad across a theme or narrow to a few questions.
Why it matters
Buyers phrase the same need many ways, so cluster-level visibility is often a clearer measure of theme coverage than any single question.
Clusters point content work at whole themes competitors own, not just individual gaps.