Research with business context
Use your website, audience and goals to frame a research request. Inspect the source and collection coverage before treating a keyword suggestion as an opportunity.
Keyword research
Connect the language people search for with the products, services and pages that matter to your business. Serse keeps research close to the work it informs.
14-day trial · No card required
Use your website, audience and goals to frame a research request. Inspect the source and collection coverage before treating a keyword suggestion as an opportunity.
Keep useful terms in lists and map them to relevant pages. A new topic may need a new brief; an existing page may need a clearer focus or a refresh.
Prepare the next content task from the research record so writers can understand the intended audience, topic and destination. Return to the evidence as the brief develops.
The workflow
Choose the business topic and audience.
Review terms, sources and existing page coverage.
Create a brief or map the opportunity to a page.
Worked example
A facilities business wants to explain its pricing. Group the relevant pricing questions, inspect its current page and prepare a brief that answers the gaps.
Illustrative workflow. This is not a customer result.
Before you act
Research metrics describe the returned source and market. Missing volume or incomplete coverage is not evidence of zero demand.
Read the help guide →A connected and selected Search Console property adds first-party performance evidence. Keyword research collections and your own search observations remain identifiable sources.
No. Related queries can be served by one useful page. Map terms to existing content before deciding that another page is needed.
Connect your site, check source freshness and inspect the first supported opportunity.
14-day trial · Explicit paid checkout