Keyword research & structure built on real demand

We quote keyword research and site structure after the audit; the first step is a preliminary analysis for $100. The price depends on how many business lines and product categories you have, how many languages and markets you target, and whether you need a page map with meta tags and a content plan. Each language gets its own research, so a site in three languages means three studies, not one plus a translation.

It depends on scope: a keyword core for a service business with a few offerings comes together much faster than one for a store with hundreds of categories or a multilingual site. We give you an exact timeline after the preliminary analysis. The work runs in stages — brief, research and cleanup, clusters, structure — and you see results at each step, so development can start on sections that are already approved.

No, a word-for-word translation of a keyword list rarely works: people in different countries search for the same thing using different words, and many translated queries have no real search volume. That’s why we research each language and market separately — an English-speaking audience in the US and a Ukrainian-speaking one in Ukraine phrase the same need differently. Translation is a starting point for research, not a finished keyword core.

To start, we need a description of your products or services, the regions and languages you work in, and the business lines that should bring in the most leads. Access to Search Console, examples of competitors, and any queries you already know customers use to find you are also helpful. We cover all of this in the brief, and after a preliminary analysis for $100 we give you the scope and a quote.