Business & audience discovery
What you sell, who buys it, what they call it.
Keyword research isn't a list of search terms — it's a map of what your customers are actually trying to solve, in their own words, at every stage of their decision. We build that map before touching a single page, so every piece of content and every technical decision downstream has a reason to exist.
What you sell, who buys it, what they call it.
Informational, commercial, and transactional intent, not just volume.
What they rank for that you don't, and why.
Grouping keywords into topics, not spreadsheets.
Matched against business value, not just search volume.
A working keyword map your content and dev team can actually use.
Google Search Console, Google Keyword Planner, Ahrefs / Semrush (query and gap analysis), AnswerThePublic, People Also Ask mining, internal site search data (where available).
Our keyword research maps search demand to intent, buyer stage and page type, so the output can inform both content priorities and website structure.
Businesses launching new pages or entering a new market, sites with scattered or outdated keyword targeting, or teams with a long content backlog and no clear order to tackle it in.
If you already have a validated, current keyword map and just need execution, this overlaps with work you've already paid for — tell us and we'll scope around it instead of redoing it.
Depends on site size and market, typically covered within the discovery phase of an engagement — we'll give you a specific timeline before starting.
No. Keyword research covers search intent, relevance, demand, competition, buyer stage and page mapping. Rankings depend on factors beyond keyword selection, including technical condition, content, competition, authority and implementation.
Yes — a structured keyword map, not just a raw export.
Access to Google Search Console if the site has history, a list of your actual products or services in your own words, and who you consider your main competitors.
Send what you sell and who buys it, in your own words — RankSpheres will scope the keyword map from there.