Are you pointing out Juggernaut SEO? I think the way around to achieve what you want is to define autolinking for the article having your main keyword.. Say, article1 is supported by article2 and article3. Article1 has your main keyword. You could define an autolink to article1 like "article1 keyword" so other pages links back to it when it is mentioned. So, article2 and 3 should have the exact match "article1 keyword" so it links up automatically to article1, else nothing happens.

wow so hard to get an answer on this

is this a boring topic?
or just nobody knows the answer?
strange

What you are describing is not possible as far as I am aware.

A page is the equivalent of a single post or web page. You could write "stories" one after another, but they will all be on one webpage and not have any individual attributes.

I would recommend you write the individual pages for your target keywords and then do all your supporting posts as standard posts linking back to the pages they support.

In other words, your 8 supporting posts would all be in the posts section of Wordpress, and the 4 keyword pages would be on static pages.

OP,

What your asking about is called a "Virtual Silo", the silo is controlled by internal linking.

This is an old school way of siloing a site, which is still just as powerful today as it ever was in the SERPs.

Siloing is also very practical for human traffic on your sites, just like reading a book, the site structure mimics a TOC.

I suggest don't take any automated shortcuts with plugins etc..., you need to take the time & structure your site yourself.

When you start going automated internal linking the $hit will hit the fan & screw up the tightly themed silo, which defeats the whole idea of the silo to begin with.

You'll see guys selling products (Juggernaut, etc...) acting like it's today's NEW! SEO, skip the hype & build strong site structure that will still be powerful years from now in the SERPs & at the same time give the traffic what they want/need (tightly themed/linked pages).

A lot of folks think they can buy their way out of work that needs to be done up front (site structure) by buying today's seo gimmicks.

You need to understand site structure (silos) in order to build external linking to the proper internal pages. If your building links to a single page your wasting time If your trying to rank multiple pages/keywords.

I've been meaning to start a new thread, explaining how I structure my Wordpress silos, it's not complicated once you have a visual map/diagram built before you build the site.

Yukon thanks
I understand how SILO structure is structured

I just dont understand how to setup the settings for it

I assume these pages that each kw goes on is a page, and I know those must be setup in "page" setup in the settings which I know how to do

but how to piece all this together is a bit confusing
and
as you say
it should be done BEFORE
the site is begun, not after the fact so

I am sure once you do it a few times it becomes way more easy
thanks for at least attempting to answer
most people either dont know the answer or
the title of the post is uninspiring LOL

Actually
The way I thought Silo Structure would have worked
before
is to have each article on a separate page lets say there are 5 articles supporting a main article
and each of those articles would be on separate pages
those pages would all be linked back to the main page such as this

1)Classic Car Websites
2)Classic Car Discounts
3)Classic Car Parts
4)Classic Car Corvettes
5)Classic Car Painting services

The main article would be
Classic Cars ...thats on one page

The 1-5 topics would all have separate pages and be linked back to
Classic Cars with the anchor text "classic cars"

Classic Cars Page would link out to all the 1-5
Articles with the anchor text being the title of those articles (1-5)

Now I have been told by another guy no thats not right (well thats not how he does it)
he puts 3 supporting articles on the same topic (LSI kws included in these) on the same page
and then on that same page the Main Keyword Article is also put on that page

so thats a bit confusing

Guys I have some custom php code I think you'll like, If you really want a virtual silo inside Wordpress.

I've got custom php code for both Wordpress Pages & Post, so you can pick whatever one you want to use.

Hang on I'll post it here, I need to remove some hard coded stuff specific to my own WP theme.

For some reason when I remove the DIV from my code it screws up the sub-categories for Post pages. Still working on it...

Here is the Pages php code:

Wordpress Post Category.txt

I have to post a text file/link, WF keeps removing some of the php code. :p

Backup your site, or do like I do & use a test wordpress blog, until you tweak the code like you want (CSS/DIV, etc...).

This example would use all Pages (not Post) & replace your sidebar Categories code. The code runs good just remember to backup before testing anything.

You'll have a single Parent Page for each root keyword your trying to rank in the SERPs, then each supporting page will be a Child of the Parent Page.

Repeat for new keywords...

Looks like we are starting to get this cleared up Thanks yukon
will this jive or mesh with Clickbump theme?

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Apparently Clickbump has a special theme just for Silo Structure

i got this off another site

"This theme is called the “clickbump X-factored 2” theme, and he has since added an additional silo theme simply called “authority”. It is built specifically to break a site up into relevant category landing pages, with the landing pages linking to each individual post in that category. Having all the relevant posts linked to from one page is very relevant in the eyes of the Google search algorithm, and helps greatly with LSI. The silo structure is not the only advantage of this theme though. The theme has built in SEO options, as well as numerous built-in advertising tools I.E. just enter your adsense code and a wide variety of adsense blocks are instantly available to display on your site. Also, the theme is updated constantly, and when I say constantly I mean once a week and the improvements are quite impressive."

Just to add to the confusion...Or to try to get rid of my own headache after reading Yukon and Outwest's posts..

Here are a few YouTube Videos which try to address the issue:

Wordpress Silo Plugin & Silo Structure Explained - YouTube

Increase Rankings by Adding Silo Structure to an Unstructured Site - YouTube

what is a silo structure - YouTube
Now, where was that bottle of Tylenol...

So if you have a category widget in the sidebar and a recent post widget in the sidebar, you have defeated the silo even if you have your supporting posts all linking back to the proper page?
If that is correct, can you explain to me (I have very little technical skill if code needs to be changed) how I restrict the posts to only the page that they are linking to?
As it stands, I have a post on the HOME page that I made sticky. I have 4 other pages with content targeting for other kewords. Each supporting post targets one particular page and links back to that page in the text. (I think all that is how it is supposed to be done, correct?)
However, all the supporting posts show up on the HOME page beneath the sticky post and each supporting post shows up in the sidebar under "recent posts" (Until they drop off the page). Each category is also listed in the sidebar although you have to clcik on the category to see the posts in that category. The Recent Posts and the Categories show up on everypage.
How do I correct this problem if it does defeat the silo?

Thanks so much.