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I research keywords and fix basic on-page SEO for small websites. I use free tools mostly and deliver spreadsheets with search volume and difficulty scores. I don't write the actual content, just find the terms and show where to place them.


Good research. I asked for competitor pages as well and had to remind them.
on keyword list research
Helpful to see the different scores. Two tools agreed on most terms and one was always higher. Now I know which tool to trust for my niche.
on Difficulty comparison
Got the spreadsheet with all 15 keywords. Most of them had low competition like she said. One or two seemed off topic but the rest were solid.
on keyword list research
Got the spreadsheet in a few hours. Found four titles that were getting cut off and I had no idea. Fixed them right away.
on Meta tag check
Did exactly what was described. One of the tools didn't have data for two of my keywords but he noted that in the sheet.
on Difficulty comparison
Explained why two of my pages were competing with each other. Fixed that and traffic moved.
on on-page SEO check
Accurate count on all pages. Would have been nice to get suggestions for the ones that were too short but that wasn't included so fair enough.
on Meta tag check
Grouped the keywords by intent so I could see what belonged on a landing page and what belonged on a blog.
on on-page SEO check
Useful sheet. Some of the difficulty scores felt optimistic for my domain, but the grouping was worth it.
on on-page SEO check
Told me which pages to leave alone, which no one else has done. The sheet had difficulty numbers, not just volumes.
on on-page SEO check