Amateurs guess. Professionals know.
Use our keyword research to know what the best keywords are to drive more traffic to your sites.

We use a series of research and analysis to discover a broad range of the most specific keywords that suit your web site and will bring you the highest volume of the targeted traffic possible

Effective Search Engine Optimisation depends on choosing the best keywords.

What are the "best" keywords?

When your potential customers use search engines, keywords are the words and phrases they type into the search box while looking for products and services like yours.

The best keywords are those words and phrases commonly typed in by your potential customers, but which aren't used much on your competitor's websites. In other words, if you optimise your pages for keywords your potential customers use a lot, but your competitors haven't thought of, you win.

But here's the catch...you'll never get to know which are the best keywords for your website simply by guessing.

If you attempt to optimise your pages for words and phrases that are just your best guesses, you are losing potential customers and wasting valuable time. To make sense of the time and money you spend on search engine optimisation, you need to KNOW that the keywords you use will deliver results.

How we identify the best keywords for your site pages

Our suggestions are based on over 300 million keywords and phrases that people have used over the previous 90 days. (In other words, there is no "guessing" when you use our keyword analysis. Everything is based on the keywords millions of people have actually typed into search engines.) Best of all, our competitive analysis enables you to find those "best keywords" - the ones your potential customers use, but which your competitors don't know about.

What do we deliver?

• A ranked list of the best search terms for your site.
• Optimised Meta Tags for your Web pages.
• A list of other recommended keyword sets
• A list of search terms/ Keyword variations and synonyms

How much does it cost?