Keyword Analysis & Keyword Strategy – for companies that want to grow with SEO

  • Bring order and structure to your website with a keyword analysis
  • Clear, measurable goals
  • A proven, shared process for keyword strategy
  • A clear site structure and SEO insight across your organisation
  • Scalable implementation of the keyword analysis
  • Easy for the leadership team to understand

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Succeeding with SEO is not simply about being visible; it is about understanding what users want and need. A keyword analysis for Google is how you reach that understanding. Today, many organisations have no clear, documented keyword strategy, so they produce content with no plan for how it should convert or where it sits in the customer journey. At Topdog, we treat the keyword analysis as a blueprint that maps the route to greater growth and market share. It also gives web managers and leadership the basis for smarter, better-informed decisions.

The purpose of a keyword analysis or keyword strategy

The purpose of a keyword analysis is to identify the keywords and topics that matter most to your business, so you can optimize your website’s visibility and relevance in Google. Without a properly executed keyword analysis, companies risk “doing the wrong thing right”, which is exactly why it is the cornerstone of successful SEO in 2026. A professional keyword analysis forms the foundation of your content marketing strategy. If you operate a B2B business, we align the keyword analysis with a tailored B2B content marketing plan. The analysis serves as a tactical blueprint for your entire digital presence and provides the foundation for meeting users’ needs at the right moment.

Why do companies hire Topdog to carry out keyword analyses?

Companies choose Topdog as their SEO agency and partner because we go well beyond the traditional list of words. We act as a specialist and adviser, focused on making your data usable across the whole organisation. When you bring in Topdog as your SEO consultant, you don’t just get a pile of keywords in an Excel spreadsheet — you get a structured plan that marketing managers, web managers and writers can act on. The documentation also makes it easy for the leadership team to understand what it takes to succeed with SEO. Using it, leadership can set priorities and give the web team direction — for example, which part of the website to prioritise or build next.

What problems do Topdog’s keyword analyses solve?

The most common problem companies face is a keyword analysis that sits gathering dust in a folder and never creates any value. Topdog solves this by:

  • Eliminating internal competition between pages in Google: We make sure every primary keyword has a unique “home” (URL), so your own pages don’t compete against each other.
  • Structuring disorganised data: We sort keywords into pyramid structures and themes, making them easy to navigate and prioritise.
  • Explaining search intent (intent): We clarify whether the user wants to find information, to navigate or to complete a transaction, so you create the right type of content and use the right page template to match that intent.
  • Creating a clear map of your future website: Our visualisation gives the wider organisation and the leadership team something concrete to discuss — where to start, what to prioritise and what it will take.

Below is an example of a problem that a keyword analysis uncovers. The data shows which content ranks for a given search at a Swedish e-commerce retailer. As you can see, a great deal of content is fighting for a single keyword. This is an SEO problem that reduces traffic, makes it harder to sell, and confuses AI search tools.Graf som visar hur olika url:er (content) slåss om att ranka på samma ord i Google, från en ehandelsajt

What types of companies buy services from Topdog?

We act as an SEO expert and adviser for companies that see the web as their most important growth channel. They include:

  • B2B companies with complex buying journeys, who need to meet the customer with the right information at every step. (B2B includes SaaS companies, as they typically serve a B2B audience.)
  • E-commerce retailers with thousands of products, who need a logical structure and specific page templates to maximise conversion.
  • Companies in banking and finance. Topdog is the agency with the most experience in banking and finance.
  • Organisations facing a rebuild or a new initiative, who need a reliable partner to get the foundations right from the start and begin growing online.

When should you carry out a keyword analysis?

The keyword analysis should be the first step in any SEO initiative. It is the blueprint you need before you start building the “house” (your website). If your current SEO efforts aren’t delivering the results you expected, or you are planning to create new content, it’s time to talk to Topdog, a digital marketing agency, about producing an updated keyword analysis.

What is included in one of Topdog’s keyword strategies and keyword analyses?

When you buy this service, or ask us to help with a keyword analysis, it includes, among other things:

  • Intent classification: Every word is tagged by purpose (Information, Navigation, Transaction).
  • URL mapping: Each important keyword is assigned a specific destination on the site.
  • Mind maps: A visual map of the site’s future structure and architecture.
  • Page-template analysis: Recommendations on the page templates needed to meet searchers’ needs.
  • Competitor and SERP analysis: We look at what it actually takes to rank at the top of Google today.
  • We sometimes also carry out a competitive analysis when the client’s leadership team asks for it.

 

What is the effect of Topdog’s work? / How are Topdog’s keyword analyses used?

The effect of a thorough analysis from Topdog is an organisation that pulls in the same direction.

  1. For leadership: The keyword data is used to build financial cases that demonstrate the value and return (ROI) of the SEO investment. Leadership can also have straightforward, constructive conversations with the web department.
  2. For web managers: The analysis serves as a map for building navigation and structure that both users and Google understand.
  3. For writers: It provides an exact recipe for the content to create, the topics to cover and how internal linking should strengthen the site.
  4. Leadership and those responsible come away knowing more about their segment, their users and search engine optimization.

What does a keyword analysis cost?

Topdog does not work to a fixed price list. Instead, we run bespoke projects shaped around each client’s needs, goals and challenges.

In practice, SEO challenges are rarely just about SEO. They are often organisational — different departments not working together, say, or decision-makers holding different priorities and pulling in different directions.

That is why we tailor every project to the organisation’s real situation. The price therefore varies depending on the needs and problems to be solved.

Typically, our keyword analysis projects fall in the range of SEK 40,000–100,000.

Future-proofed search strategies

SEO is going through major change right now. AI-based search is establishing itself and, in some cases, challenging traditional SEO methods and assumptions — keyword analysis included.

At the same time, the fundamentals still matter. To succeed, you still need a well-structured, hierarchical website that is fast, authoritative, and clearly meets users’ needs. Keyword analysis and keyword strategy remain central to this. They can also be combined with a content analysis of your existing pages for even better results. Without a well-thought-out website structure, AI SEO becomes far more difficult to get right.

In AI search, topics — or entities, in SEO terms — are decisive. They are what we base the map of your future website on.

That is why Topdog’s methodology for keyword analysis and keyword strategy holds up even in a future where AI search plays an ever-greater role.

This is what a keyword analysis from Topdog contains

Topdog’s keyword strategies are:

  • Clear, not scattered
  • Built on a clear structure that makes implementation easier
  • A genuine fit with your business
  • Tailored to your specific situation
  • Easy to link to improvements in your website and content production

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Frequently asked questions on keyword analysis

  • Why is a keyword analysis so crucial for an SEO project?

    The keyword analysis is the very cornerstone of all search engine optimization. Without it, you risk "doing the wrong thing right" — pouring major resources into optimizing for words that don't meet users' needs or contribute to the business. It serves as a blueprint for understanding your customers' goals and for building your website the right way.

  • Who needs a keyword analysis?

    Everyone, even those who don't do much SEO. The reason is that a keyword analysis is about understanding your users and customers better, and every company needs a deeper understanding of its customers and users.

  • If I'm going to buy a keyword analysis, what should I bear in mind?

    A keyword analysis isn't just a pile of words in Excel. It has to be usable. At Topdog, we usually combine a keyword analysis with a site structure, because it's easier to rank when your structure is right.

  • What does a keyword analysis cost?

    It depends entirely on the scale and what you want to use it for. At Topdog we usually charge SEK 40,000–100,000 for an analysis, and in that case it is tailored specifically to your needs.

  • What does a keyword strategy contain?

    a) Data, b) a new site structure designed to help you succeed in Google, and c) insight into what it takes to succeed.

  • What is the problem with most keyword analyses on the market?

    Many are described as "pointless" because they often amount to nothing more than a disorganised Excel spreadsheet of relevant words. The problem is that these documents are rarely actionable for the organisation; they lack structure, a priority order and any connection to actual business events. This type of keyword analysis just gathers dust in your inbox.

  • How does Topdog's keyword analysis differ from others?

    We don't scatter the keywords all over the place — we group them by landing page. Each group of words has a common thread: they share the same destination (URL). That makes it clear and easy to attach a concrete action to every keyword.

  • What does it mean to classify search intent (search intent)?

    For the analysis to be usable, we have to define the purpose behind the search. We divide searches into categories such as information (questions), transaction (intent to buy) and navigation (looking for a specific page). Understanding this lets us choose the right page template and create content that genuinely meets the user's needs.

  • How does a mind map of a future site help with SEO work?

    Topdog builds a mind map of your future site based on the keyword data. It serves as a visual blueprint and a "campfire" that the whole organisation, including the board and leadership, can gather around to discuss the strategy in a way everyone understands. It becomes a clear map of when the project is actually "finished".

  • Can the keyword analysis be used to secure budget from leadership?

    Yes. By combining keyword data with financial calculations, we can build a business case. Instead of talking about technology, in five minutes we can show a CEO the financial impact of the SEO work, the expected net value and the ROI, which makes it far easier to win buy-in for the project.

  • What is a pyramid structure and why is it needed?

    All content needs a structure, which in SEO is called a pyramid structure. It means a main topic at the top (e.g. Shoes), followed by sub-topics (Sneakers) and niche topics at the base (Blue sneakers). The aim is to cover the entire topic so that your website becomes the "final destination" in Google's eyes.

  • How does Topdog's analysis counter internal competition?

    By assigning each important keyword a unique "home" (a specific URL) in the documentation, we make sure your own pages don't start competing with each other in the search results. Without this structure, there is a high risk that Google gets confused and doesn't know which page to rank.

  • What role does the keyword analysis play for content creators?

    For writers and content managers, the analysis is an essential tool for knowing which topics to write about, how internal linking should work and what intent the text should carry. It makes it easier to create a content brief, so content is produced with the right keywords in titles and descriptions from the very start.

  • Where do you find out what your content needs in order to rank in Google or AI search?

    The truth is always in the search results (the SERP), not just in someone's head. By analysing the top 3–4 results for a keyword, we can see exactly which content and which structure Google prefers for that specific word, and that forms the basis for our requirements.