Local keyword research.
Build pages around real intent.
Connect your actual services and locations with the language customers use. Receive a useful keyword map, not a spreadsheet of disconnected phrases.
More keywords do not automatically mean better enquiries.
A long list can hide very different customer needs. Someone comparing emergency repairs has a different intent from a person researching a do-it-yourself fix. Repeating every town name across similar pages can also make your website difficult to navigate. The right starting point is your service, your audience and the action the page should support.
A focused map for your content decisions.
We group related queries, distinguish local commercial intent from informational research and recommend which existing or proposed page should address each topic. Where search-demand tools are used, estimates are labeled as estimates. Low-volume terms can still matter when they describe a valuable and specific service.
A scope you can review.
Useful for new websites, businesses restructuring their service pages and companies expanding to a genuine new market. It also helps content teams decide whether a question belongs on a service page or in a supporting guide.
- A short discovery brief covering priority services, customers and actual service areas.
- Grouped search terms with intent notes and a proposed primary topic for each page.
- Review of selected competitor pages to identify relevant coverage gaps.
- Recommendations for existing pages, new content and potential topic overlap.
- A handover explaining how to use the map in page titles, headings and content planning.
From brief to useful next steps.
Define services, markets, language and business priorities.
Research and group relevant queries and competing page types.
Map topics to existing or proposed URLs and flag overlaps.
Review the priorities and explain the recommended publishing order.
Choose your scope.
Focused map
- 1 service family and 1 market
- Up to 30 grouped terms
- Mapping for up to 5 pages
- Intent notes
- Priority recommendations
Business map
- Up to 3 service families
- 1 market and 1 language
- Up to 75 grouped terms
- Mapping for up to 10 pages
- Up to 3 competitor page reviews
Expansion map
- Up to 5 service families
- Up to 3 genuine service areas
- Up to 150 grouped terms
- Mapping for up to 20 pages
- 30-minute handover
Keyword counts are upper research limits, not a commitment to include irrelevant variations. One language per package. Content writing, translations, page implementation and paid tool subscriptions for your own use are excluded.
Package requests open an enquiry form. We confirm scope, availability and payment before work starts. No charge is taken by this button.
Your questions, answered.
Do you guarantee search volume?
No. Search-demand tools provide estimates and may miss specific local searches. We consider relevance, intent and business value alongside available demand data.
Should every city have its own page?
Only when the page can provide distinct, useful information for an area you genuinely serve. We identify opportunities without recommending pages that simply swap place names.
Can you optimize the pages too?
Yes. Choose an on-page SEO package for agreed existing URLs or content services for new briefs and writing.
Connect the next part of your plan.
On-Page SEO
Optimize 5, 10 or 20 existing pages for clear search intent.
Explore service →Content Marketing
Content roadmaps, SEO briefs and original article writing.
Explore service →Local SEO
Location-focused SEO and consistent business information.
Explore service →Know what to improve next.
Share your website and market for a focused starting review.