Search demand, measured and built into pages
People are searching for what you sell.
They find someone else.
Thousands of searches a month in your line of work. The page that answers them does not exist on your site yet. We will measure exactly how many there are and hand you the map — free, before you have paid us anything, and yours to keep either way.
We take 5 of these a week, because a real person reads every one.
Updated . The 8 of them are listed further down, with how each figure was counted.
Free, and the numbers are yours
What do you sell, and where?
Two fields, and you get the same measurement we run on paying work: every search that exists in your market, how many people make it each month, and which of them nothing on your site answers today. Most agencies charge for this before they will talk to you. We hand it over first, and you keep it whether you hire us or not.
- Real search volumes, counted rather than estimated
- Your market and your language, not a global average
- The page plan: how many pages, of which kinds, in what order
- And an honest verdict, including when the answer is "do not bother"
Why give it away? Because it is the fastest way for both of us to find out whether there is a job here. Some of these come back saying there is not enough demand to bother with, and we would far rather say that on day three than in month three.
- Today — confirmation, and we start. Nobody rings you.
- 3 working days — the analysis lands in your inbox.
- Then it is yours — use it with us, or without us.
Measured, not claimed
Ordinary businesses, and the demand nobody answered
Ordinary lines of work, measured so you can see the shape of the thing before you give us an email address. Yours will look different, and the free analysis above will tell you how.
| Line of work | Market | One of the things people type | Different searches | Searches a month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| roof repair | United States | roof repair near me | 254 | 553,180 |
| dental implants | United Kingdom | dental implants cost | 295 | 292,130 |
| garage door repair | United States | garage door repair service | 182 | 964,300 |
| hvac repair | United States | hvac repair service | 516 | 400,450 |
| immigration lawyer | United Kingdom | immigration lawyer uk london | 468 | 53,120 |
| driving lessons | Australia | driving lessons near me | 510 | 150,580 |
| wedding photographer | Australia | sydney wedding photographer | 287 | 31,060 |
| emergency plumber | United Kingdom | emergency plumber london | 594 | 61,570 |
Google search volumes, twelve-month average for each market named. Updated . How we counted
Counted the same conservative way for every niche: one entry per distinct search of at least 10 a month, different wordings of the same search counted once, and searches for a company by name left out. Anything that could not be pinned down was excluded rather than estimated, so every niche is larger than the number shown.
The count, audited
Most of what a keyword tool hands back is not demand
The eight lines of work above began as 8,000 rows. 3,106 survived. Anyone can export the first number and call it a market; the second one is the job. Here is every row we removed and why, because a total you cannot audit is a total you should not act on.
The same search, written differently
“leaky roof repair” and “repair leaking roof” are one job and one page. Counted separately, a niche doubles on paper while the work stays the same.
Someone else’s company name
People typing a competitor by name are not looking for you. That demand is real and it is not available, so it is not yours to count.
The same filters run on your analysis, and the report shows your own version of this table. Where a niche turns out to be smaller than it looked, that is what the report says.
Why this keeps not getting done
Three things that stand in the way
Ads stop the day the budget stops
You rent the traffic. The moment the card stops being charged, the phone stops ringing, and nothing you paid for stays behind.
An agency wants six months before it says anything
A strategy phase, an audit phase, a retainer. Months in, you still have no way to check whether the thing you bought is working.
The searches are small, and there are thousands of them
Each one is worth a few customers a year. Writing a page for each by hand costs more than it returns. That is why nobody has written them.
The method
Four steps, and you can check every one
Each step hands you something you can look at and judge. That matters more than a promise, because you can tell whether it happened.
- 01
We measure the demand
Every phrase people type when they want what you sell, with the real number of searches behind each one, in your country and language.
You get: the full list, with volumes and how hard each one is to compete for.
- 02
We design one page, properly
One page type that answers one kind of question well. You approve it on three to five real examples before anything is produced at volume.
You get: the pilot pages, on your site, to accept or reject.
- 03
We run it at volume
The approved page type is produced against the measured list. This is the part that is not economic by hand, and it is the reason the price works.
You get: the pages, published on your own domain, yours to keep.
- 04
We get them found, and show you
Sitemaps, internal links, submission to the search engines, and then we check what actually got picked up and chase what did not.
You get: a report from your own Search Console, not from a dashboard we control.
The deliverable
One page, and every part of it doing a job
Fifty to a hundred and fifty of these, on your own domain, each built against one measured search. This one is drawn against a real line from the table above: roof repair near me, 90,500 searches a month in United States.
- Title
The words people actually type, not a slogan. One page answers one search, so there is never a question about which page ranks for what.
- First paragraph
The answer, in the first forty words. That is the part Google lifts into a snippet and the part an AI assistant quotes, and it has to hold up without the rest of the page.
- The specifics
Prices, timings, what is included, what is not. This is the half competitors leave out, and it is the half that turns a reader into a call.
- Questions
The related searches, each answered where it was asked. They pull in traffic the main query never would.
- Where it links
To the other pages in the plan, so the ones with no attention of their own get found and indexed anyway.
The template is agreed with you before the first page is written, and it is your domain throughout. Nothing here lives on a platform you would lose access to if you stopped working with us.
The half most people are not doing yet
Your customers are starting to ask instead of search
They type a question into an assistant and take the answer it gives. Only one thing matters in that moment: whether you are the business it names. That is not luck. Assistants quote pages built a particular way, and most sites are not built that way, or are quietly shut out of them altogether.
On our own sites, in one month
533 real visits across our own two properties, updated . Assistants sent about 3.3 times what Google did. That is our own number on our own sites, not a claim about your market. Yours will be different, and we would rather tell you that than dress it up.
What we do about it
- Answer first. Every page answers its question in the opening sentence, which is the shape an assistant can lift and quote.
- Open the door. Most sites block half the assistants without knowing it. We check yours and fix it.
- Show you where you stand. We ask the assistants about your line of work and send you who they name today. Usually it is a competitor, and usually the reason is fixable.
What nobody can sell you is a promise that an assistant will recommend your company. There is no placement to buy. We do the work that makes a business quotable, and we say plainly that who gets named is not ours to hand out.
Terms, plainly
What you get, and what we will not promise
What you get
- Pages built against searches we measured, not guessed at
- Published on your own domain, in your own account
- Submitted for indexation, and re-submitted when a page is missed
- A report from your Search Console showing what is being shown to people
- The page template, so the work can be continued by anyone
What we do not promise
- A position in the results. Nobody can sell you one
- A traffic number by a date
- A revenue figure or a return multiple
- A claim about a relationship with Google. There is no such thing
We sell an amount of work and a mechanism, because that is the only thing anyone can actually be held to. A company that promises you a position is selling a lottery ticket with your money, and it is your money in the ticket.
Pricing
The price is on the page. The first step is free.
Everyone else keeps the number to themselves until they have seen your website and worked out what you can afford. Ours is published, and the research they charge for first, we do for nothing.
Demand Analysis
Free
we take 5 a week
The whole map of your market, before you pay us anything.
- Every search in your market, with real monthly volume
- The ones nothing on your site answers. That is the opening
- A page plan — or an honest “do not bother”, and we are done
Delivery: 3 working days
Get my free analysisBuild
from $2,900
fixed number agreed before work starts
The first run of pages, live on your site and submitted.
- 50 to 150 pages on your own domain, from a template you approved
- Sitemap, links, submission, indexation chased and re-chased
- Written answer-first, so the AI assistants can quote them too
Delivery: 2 to 3 weeks
Start with the free analysisRun
from $700
per month, cancel any month
Keep adding pages to a core that is already working.
- 20 to 60 new pages a month against a growing list
- Indexation watched, anything missed re-submitted
- A monthly report you can forward, not a spreadsheet
Delivery: monthly
Start with the free analysisCustom
Scoped
quoted per project
The website itself, and the systems behind it.
- A website or landing page for your business, from $2,200
- A video-led page for businesses that sell by eye, from $4,000
- CRM, customer tracking, reporting, several countries at once
Delivery: by agreement
Tell us what you needNot ready for the build? Take the plan on its own for $290 — every search worth a page, grouped into the pages that answer them, in the order they should be written. Yours to keep, and the $290 comes off the build if you come back with it.
US dollars, and the "from" figures are floors rather than teasers: the exact number is fixed in writing before anything starts and does not move. Scope changes it, never how prosperous your website looks.
Fit
This works well for some businesses and badly for others
It works for
Directories and catalogues
Anything with a list of items, places or providers. Every entry is a question somebody types.
Local services with a map behind them
The same service in eighty towns is eighty searches, and almost nobody has written the eighty pages.
Software sold to businesses
Comparisons, integrations, alternatives, use cases. Long lists of small, specific searches.
An old domain going to waste
A site that has existed for years and ranks for almost nothing is the cheapest start there is.
It does not work for
A market held by household names
If the first page is three national brands and a marketplace, volume will not move it. We will tell you.
People searching for your brand only
If everyone who finds you already knows your name, there is no demand to capture. You need a different kind of help.
A business without a product yet
This work sends people to something. If there is nothing to send them to, it is the wrong first spend.
Anyone who wants position three by November
We cannot sell that, and anyone who does is guessing with your money.
The report at the front of the pricing exists partly to catch this. If your niche turns out to be one of the second kind, that is what the report says, and you get the money back.
The studio
We built this machine for ourselves first
Prominence did not start as an agency. It started as a search portfolio, and this pipeline was built to run it. It ran for years on our own money before anyone outside was allowed near it. What we sell is the machine, not an opinion about search.
21 specialists behind the pipeline, several with 10+ years of SEO behind them. Strategists decide what gets built, editors hold the standard, engineers keep it running.
Daniel Whitfield
Founder and CEO
“The demand is already there. Our job is to make sure the answer has your name on it.”
Start with your own numbers
Two fields, and it costs nothing. The answer arrives whether or not it is the one we would prefer: if there is nothing worth having in your market, the email says so and that is the end of it.
5 analyses a week. A person reads every one of them.