Keyword Research Report Sample

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What kind of keyword insights can you expect from our research?

This sample report gives you a behind-the-scenes look at how we find high-intent, strategically grouped keywords tailored to your industry, location, and target audience.

Whether you're a solo business owner, content creator, or marketing team, this report shows how we uncover real opportunities to boost visibility and drive traffic—without guesswork.

What’s Included in a Keyword Research Report

Our keyword research is more than just a list of phrases—it’s a roadmap for strategic content and SEO for your business. Every report includes:

Keyword Strategy Overview

Search intent analysis (informational, commercial, navigational)
Focus on local vs national targeting (based on your goals)
Audience targeting by service type or niche
Content mapping suggestions

Example: For this sample, we identified service-related keywords with commercial intent that were being underused by competitors in the local market.

Organized Keyword Clusters

Keywords grouped by page or topic
Suggested blog topics and page titles
Estimated difficulty, volume, and CPC
Prioritization based on opportunity level

Example: The audit revealed a cluster of long-tail keywords around “[service] near me” with low competition but high relevance—ideal for a blog or FAQ page.

Competitor Comparison

Keyword gap analysis against the top-ranking sites
Identification of underserved search queries
Suggestions for differentiation

Example: One key competitor ranked well for “[service] packages” while the sample site did not target that phrase. We recommended adding a Packages page optimized for those terms.

What the Deliverables Look Like

Our reports are designed to be user-friendly and implementation-ready.

Here's what’s included:

A Google Sheet or PDF with clustered keywords
A written summary explaining findings and opportunities
Sample blog titles or page structure recommendations
Optional content calendar or writing prompts (add-on)

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Why This Matters

Good keyword research helps you write content that actually gets found.

We focus on search intent and content opportunities, not just search volume—so your blog posts, service pages, and web copy are built on what people are really searching for.