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Keyword Research Services

What your customers actually type, not what you assume.

  • Technical fixes in weeks; rankings in 3–6 months

Businesses consistently guess their keywords wrong, because they use industry language and customers use plain language. A manufacturer sells "precision machined components"; the buyer searches "cnc job work near me".

We research what is actually searched, with real volume figures, and classify by intent — someone researching is not someone ready to buy, and the pages serving them should differ.

The output is a keyword-to-page map: which page targets which term, what is missing, and where a new page would capture demand you are not currently serving.

What's included

  • Seed keyword expansion from your services
  • Real search volume and difficulty data
  • Intent classification — informational, commercial, transactional
  • Competitor keyword gap analysis
  • Long-tail and question-based opportunities
  • Local and city-modified variations
  • Keyword-to-page mapping
  • Content gap recommendations

How we work

  1. 01 Audit Technical and content audit. You get the findings either way.
  2. 02 Research What your customers actually search, with volume and difficulty.
  3. 03 Fix Speed, indexing, structure and schema. Usually the fastest gains.
  4. 04 Build authority Content that answers real queries, plus ethical links and citations.
  5. 05 Report Monthly reporting against enquiries, with next month's priorities agreed.

What you receive

  • Keyword research spreadsheet
  • Intent classification
  • Keyword-to-page map
  • Content gap list
  • Priority recommendations

Questions people ask

Should I target high-volume keywords?

Usually not at first. A term with 100 searches a month and clear buying intent beats one with 10,000 searches from people who will never buy.

What are long-tail keywords?

Longer, more specific phrases with lower volume and much higher intent — "cnc job work vadodara" rather than "manufacturing". They convert far better.

How often should this be redone?

Annually for most businesses, or when you add a service line or enter a new area.