With keyword research you know exactly what your customers type into Google and ask AI assistants. For each service we look for the words with real search demand and measure how often they are searched for and how difficult they are. Then we link each keyword to the right page. That way you write for the demand that really exists and attract visitors who are ready to buy.
Good research starts at the surface and goes deeper, down to the questions customers ask just before they buy. That is why we work in 5 layers, from broad to very precise.
Choose a layer in the ground. The broad keywords grow at the surface. In the depths you find the precise questions your customers ask. Together they feed the page that brings in visitors.
What you already know
We start with your knowledge. Which services do you sell, who are your best customers and which words do they use on the phone? Together with your current search data from Google, that forms the basis of the research.
What customers type
Then, for each word, we measure how often it is searched for in the Netherlands and how difficult it is to reach the top for it. That shows you which keywords are big, which are achievable and where your competitor is already strong.
The questions in the depths
In the depths lie the long, precise searches and the questions customers ask AI assistants. They are searched for less often. Precisely because of that, they often come from people who are almost ready to buy.
Choosing what counts
Every keyword gets a score for search volume, difficulty and buying intent. For each page we choose one main keyword and the words that belong with it. We save the keywords of people who are just browsing for your blog.
On the right page
The result is a keyword map. Each page gets its own keywords, so your pages never compete with each other. You also see which pages are still missing and which deserve attention first.
of all searches in Google are new every day, Google confirmed in 2025.
of all searches in September 2026 went through Google, across all devices (StatCounter, 2026).
of Dutch people look up information via an AI tool and 28% use search engines less (Ruigrok, 2026).
as many searches for 'seo den bosch' as for the Dutch 'zoekmachine optimalisatie den bosch' (own measurement, 2026).

"If you know what customers type, you write the page they are looking for. Keyword research is the map for all your growth in Google."
A page only ranks when it answers a question people actually ask. Keyword research shows which questions those are, how often they are asked and how strong your competitor already is. That way you invest in copy with the best chance of visitors and enquiries.
You discuss your plans with Dominic, your dedicated point of contact.
Together we decide which services and regions you want to be found for.
We look at your current rankings and search data from Google.
We also find out which keywords your competitors are already visible for.
We collect all the keywords and questions around your services, from broad to very precise.
We also include the questions customers ask AI assistants.
For each keyword we measure search volume, difficulty and buying intent.
We combine keywords with the same question behind them into one group.
For each group we look at what the searcher wants. To learn, compare or buy?
That determines which type of page fits, a service page or a blog.
You see which keywords are quickly achievable and which pages are still missing.
That way you know where the quickest growth lies.
Each page gets one main keyword and the words that belong with it.
That way your pages never compete with each other and Google knows straight away what each page is about.
You get the map with a clear explanation in plain language.
After going live, we measure what the keywords deliver and fine-tune.
What we most often take on alongside it.