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Topic clusters , Pillar pages , sub topics and interlinking

Dear Experts, I have just started learning seo blogging. I have visited many online learning resources to learn this. After watching several videos I am confused which one to follow ? First step niche selection Low in competition and high traffic Second step : focus keyword low in kd and high in volume Then spy on related websites and export their keywords on which their pages are ranking Now I want to know how to use these keywords ? Where to put these keywords ? How to create pillar page ? How to create topic clusters ? I have tried to create an article on keyword which is having low kd , but when I create other pages it includes keywords which are high in kd

Please anyone can guide me ?

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