Competitor and market
intelligence reports
Structured SEO audits and market positioning data for organisations that need to understand where they stand before deciding where to move.
Available services
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SEO Competitor Analysis
A detailed look at what your competitors are doing in search — what keywords they rank for, where their links come from, and where you have a realistic chance to outrank them.
SEO Market Analysis
A structured review of search demand in your market — what people are actually looking for, how that demand is distributed, and where your site could realistically capture a portion of it.
What the analysis covers
Each report maps the gap between your current organic presence and the competitors ranking ahead of you. The output is structured to inform both technical teams and senior decision-makers, without redundant detail.
"The keyword gap section showed us 37 uncontested terms our competitors were ranking for that we hadn't considered. We redirected three months of content work based on that one table."

How reports are structured
Every deliverable follows a consistent three-layer format: an executive summary for decision-making, a data section with annotated tables and charts, and a prioritised implementation log. This structure was refined after client feedback on earlier formats that mixed strategic and technical content without separation.
Reports are delivered as PDF and a linked spreadsheet. The spreadsheet includes all raw data exports from Ahrefs and Semrush so internal teams can filter and extend the analysis without re-purchasing access.
| Report layer | Format | Audience | Included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Executive summary | PDF — 2 pages | Leadership, marketing directors | |
| Keyword gap data | Spreadsheet + charts | SEO leads, content teams | |
| Backlink comparison | Annotated tables | Link building teams | |
| Technical benchmarks | Comparison matrix | Developers, technical SEO | |
| Action priority log | Spreadsheet | Project managers |

Common questions
Questions collected from first-time clients during initial scoping calls. Answers reflect what the process actually involves, not ideal conditions.