A new site, section, or product line is being launched.
When it helps
Several pages compete for the same search intent.
Content is published without a shared topic map or priorities.
What is included
Queries from multiple sources and competitor research
Relevance checks and search-intent review
Topic grouping and duplicate-intent detection
A map of sections, landing pages, and editorial topics
How we work
Understand the product, audience, and target markets.
Gather demand and use tools, including AI, to process data.
Have a specialist review terms and grouping decisions.
Map groups to pages and agree the architecture.
What you receive
You receive a reviewed keyword set and page map showing what to create, merge, or improve and which topics matter first.
Pricing
We agree how keywords are counted and what is delivered before work begins. Larger projects can be split into stages.
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What counts as a reviewed keyword?
A phrase collected and checked for relevance, then assigned to a group or deliberately excluded. Counting rules are stated in the quote.
Is clustering fully automated?
No. Tools and AI assist the workflow; a specialist validates the final groups and page structure.
Can you work section by section?
Yes. We can prioritise the most valuable areas and deliver in stages.