We Find the Keywords Your Customers Actually Use

Setup starts with intent classification, which we complete within one week. From there the rest of the working relationship follows the process laid out above.

Keyword clusters organized by topic and funnel stage, along with intent classification and prioritization, ready for content planning.

We've run keyword research for ecommerce, technology, media, finance, and enterprise businesses, each with different search behavior.

Pricing is tiered rather than quoted from scratch, Core Keyword Research starts things at $520, Expanded Keyword Research sits at $520 once you need 150 keywords organized by intent, and Full-Scale Keyword Intelligence is $520 for the enterprise scale version.

Keyword Research Services is billed monthly at the tier rate you select ($520 to $520 depending on scope), not a large upfront retainer.

Volume and competition analysis identifies high value terms with realistic ranking potential for your specific site, instead of chasing high volume terms that carry competition no site at your stage could realistically win.

Informational keywords bring visitors looking to learn something, buying intent keywords bring visitors closer to a decision. We classify search intent for each keyword before content gets written, so you are not writing a buyer focused page for a term people only search to research a topic.

Clusters are organized by topic and funnel stage, ready to hand to whoever is planning or writing content, rather than a flat list of keywords with no structure connecting them to each other.

Both. Deliverables include a mix of achievable near term opportunities and longer term targets, not a single difficulty tier, so there is something to act on early while the bigger targets build over time.

It's an ongoing working relationship. Your specialist keeps applying insights and adjusting the keyword strategy over time rather than handing over a static list and moving on.

Intent classification happens before anything gets written, within the one week setup, so content only gets created for terms your content can genuinely satisfy. That's the step that prevents spending resources on keywords that were never going to convert.

A content gap is a cluster of keywords with demand and relevant intent that nothing on your site currently addresses. Keyword clustering and mapping identifies those gaps alongside quick wins and long term targets, so they're ready for planning instead of getting missed.

Yes. Competition gets analyzed alongside search volume, which is how we separate terms worth targeting from ones that carry more competition than a realistic ranking outcome would justify.

High volume alone doesn't tell you whether your content can satisfy what the searcher wants, or whether you can realistically rank against the competition already there. Arising Media filters for intent match and realistic ranking potential first, not raw volume alone.

Just your site and a sense of what you sell is enough to start. Reach out to us and Arising Media's volume and competition analysis will surface the realistic opportunities from there, no keyword list required on your end.