Get a list of search queries that potential customers use to find products or services, tailored and structured for your business. Without a quality core, SEO becomes a chaotic process, and paid search leads to wasted budgets on irrelevant clicks.
— Analyzing the structure of your business and products
— Gathering requests from specialized databases
— Analyzing the queries that your competitors use to find you
— Expanding through related and adjacent topics
— Removal of non-targeted queries (not related to your business)
— Removal of informational queries (if you only need a commercial selection)
— Removal of duplicates and erroneous formulations
— Grouping requests by semantic groups
— Linking groups to specific website pages (which requests to which page)
— Defining priorities: high-frequency / medium-frequency / low-frequency
— Assessment of query competitiveness
— Assessment of traffic potential
— Generation of recommendations: which queries to start promoting
— Export in a format ready for SEO specialists and contextual advertising
— Structured table with queries, frequency, and priorities
Excel with URL-bound request groups
high-frequency/medium-frequency/low-frequency
which queries to send to SEO and which to send to contextual advertising
a brief description of the assembly logic and recommendations for use
collection + filtering, no complex clustering
1-2 business days
collection + filtering + clustering + prioritization
5-6 business days
all niche queries, competitive analysis, recommendations
6-8 business days
A keyword list is just a set of phrases. A semantic core is a structured database: queries are grouped by page, priorities are set, and frequency and competitiveness are indicated. This is a ready-made plan for SEO and contextual advertising, rather than just "words to insert in meta tags."
The core is not only necessary for SEO. It is also required for:
— Setting up contextual advertising (to display ads for targeted queries)
— Structuring the website (to understand which sections and pages are needed)
— Content plan (to know what to write about in the blog and on landing pages)
Even if you are not planning SEO yet, the core provides a clear map of how customers search for your business.
Clustering is the grouping of similar queries under one page. Without clustering, you risk either creating duplicate pages or distributing queries chaotically, reducing the relevance.
Yes. If your business operates in a specific region, we include regional queries and filter out irrelevant ones. When collecting, we specify the geography of your work.
You will receive a structured table (Excel or Google Sheets) with the following columns:
— Query
— Frequency (approximate)
— Group / page
— Priority
— Recommendation (SEO / context)
Additionally, you will receive an explanatory note with the assembly logic and usage recommendations.
We recommend updating the core:
— When launching new products or services
— When changing the site structure
— Every 6-12 months to ensure relevance (search queries change, and new trends emerge)
No. The core is the base, but it is not the only ranking factor. The positions depend on the technical state of the site, content, link profile, and behavioral factors. We guarantee that the core will be systemically collected, cleaned of garbage, and ready for use. The further result depends on the quality of optimization and promotion.