Have a keyword analysis carried out: find the terms people actually search for
A tool gives you five thousand terms with search volume. What it does not tell you: which of them you can win, and in what order. That is exactly what this list contains.
One-off, including VAT. No subscription, no renewal.
Does this sound familiar?
Four situations in which keyword research makes the difference.
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The free tool shows 5,000 terms
With search volume, a difficulty score and a bar chart. What is missing is the one figure that matters: which of those terms you can actually win with your site.
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You rank – but for terms nobody types
Search Console shows positions, and still hardly anyone arrives. Then you are on top for words your customers do not use.
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The competition is ahead of you and you do not know what for
You can see they get more visitors. Which terms bring them in, and where they left gaps, is in no report you receive.
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You write texts on a hunch
Every article is work. Without knowing what it should compete for, it is work on spec.
What the keyword research delivers
A sorted list – and the reasoning for why it is sorted that way.
Your audience's terms
What people actually search for, not how you talk about it internally.
What your competitors rank for
Which terms bring your competitors their visitors.
Where the gaps are
Terms nobody in your niche has taken.
An order of work
What to start with, and what only after that – not everything at once.
Long tail over head terms
Longer searches with less competition that you can actually reach.
For one project
One domain, one market, one list.
What a free tool cannot do
A keyword tool knows search volume. It does not know your site, it does not know your competitors, and it does not know which term is within your reach. So it produces lists instead of naming an order – because an order would be a decision, and tools do not make decisions.
That is the difference. You do not get a table with five thousand rows, you get the terms worth tackling first, with the reasoning behind them. What you do with that is up to you – but you know where to start.
How it works
Order
Put the item in the cart and enter your domain.
We research
Search terms, competition and gaps in your niche.
You get the list
Sorted, with a recommendation on where to start.
What the keyword research does not do
Whether the terms end up bringing visitors depends on what happens next: whether the texts get written and whether your site can keep up technically. If you are unsure about the technical side, the SEO Audit settles it.
What the keyword research costs
€29.50
- One-off, including VAT
- One web project, full scope
- Payable together with other items in a single order
For several domains you order several pieces of research – each one covers a single project.
Questions that come up before buying
How do I find the right keywords for my site?
Not by search volume alone – the most searched term is almost always the one with twenty established sites ahead of you. The right terms are the ones where volume and reachability meet. That trade-off is the actual content of this service.
What are long-tail keywords and why are they worth it?
Longer, more specific searches – “running shoes for flat feet men” instead of “running shoes”. They are entered less often, but competition is far lower, and whoever searches that way already knows fairly precisely what they want. For a site starting out they are almost always the better entry point.
Do I have to give you access to my site?
No. The address is enough. If only one area of your site is meant, give us that address.
Is the list alone enough to rank better?
No. It tells you what to aim at – it still has to be written and implemented. The report is written so that you can hand it to somebody who does that.
Where is all of this written up in detail?
In the FAQ article How does the keyword research work?
The other services
The list tells you what you compete for. What goes with that:
First know what you are competing for
One list, one order of work, €29.50 once. After that you know what to write about.
