Topical authority
Definition
Topical authority is a site's demonstrated depth and credibility across a subject area, built by comprehensively covering related queries rather than publishing isolated pages on unconnected topics.
Search engines increasingly evaluate whether a site is a credible source on a subject rather than whether an individual page matches a query. A site with forty interlinked pages covering every facet of Dubai real estate marketing will outrank a stronger domain with one good page on the topic.
Building it requires deciding what you are trying to be authoritative about and accepting the corollary — that publishing outside that territory dilutes rather than adds. Coverage, internal linking and consistent depth matter more than raw volume.
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