Service businesses
Core services, location modifiers, comparison queries, pricing questions and problem-led searches around enquiry pages.
Tool exports show possible terms. Strategy decides which terms matter, which page should target them, whether the site can compete and what work is needed. We filter data into decisions.
Mapped
Search demand mapped to pages.
Priorities
Not every term deserves a page.
Usable
A roadmap your team can actually run.
| # | Deliverable | What it decides |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Keyword opportunity set | Cleaned and grouped: intent, commercial relevance, difficulty, volume context and priority notes. |
| 02 | Page mapping | Primary and secondary terms mapped to existing URLs or new pages — create, rewrite, merge, expand or monitor. |
| 03 | Competitor keyword gaps | Reviewed for business fit. Genuine opportunities separated from brand noise and vanity rankings. |
| 04 | Search intent and SERP notes | Whether Google wants a service page, collection, guide, comparison, local result, video or FAQ. |
| 05 | Quick-win targets | Queries where existing pages already have enough relevance or impressions to justify focused work. |
| 06 | Content and page roadmap | Which pages to build or improve first, how they connect, and what each is meant to achieve. |
Core services, location modifiers, comparison queries, pricing questions and problem-led searches around enquiry pages.
Category, subcategory, product, buying-guide and comparison intent — so the wrong page type is not asked to rank.
Service-area, suburb, city, GBP and local-intent opportunities without doorway location pages.
Maps that give writers, developers and account managers a brief — not a messy research export.
BEFORE WE START
Exports show possible terms. We decide which matter, which page owns them, whether you can compete and what work is needed.
Yes — current page, rewrite, merge or new page. That is how you avoid duplication and cannibalisation.
When content is the right action. Some keywords need articles. Others need stronger service, category or location pages, FAQs or internal links.
Yes. Page targets, priority terms, intent notes, actions and supporting topics.
Send the services and locations that have to pay for themselves.
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