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Free Keyword Checker | Volume, Difficulty & Intent

9 September 2026 · written and scored by the SearchBlueprint pipeline

Page type: product page. Generated with the SearchBlueprint Page Editor.

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  • Sections are listed top to bottom in the order they appear on the page. Build each one as described under Layout, using the Copy (exact) word for word.
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  • The Page-level SEO requirements apply to the whole page: one H1, the title and meta description as written, the internal links with their anchor text, and the structured data in the <head>.
  • What changes vs the page today lists every section as added, rewritten or kept, and puts today's title, meta description and H1 next to the proposed ones.

Scores

Content score
Page today 84
This proposal 90

Content score = on-page content and structure checks over the proposal as a document. It is not a ranking prediction, and the live page only earns it once built.

What changes vs the page today

Today Proposed
Title tag Free Keyword Checker — volume, difficulty intent | SearchBlueprint Free Keyword Checker | Volume, Difficulty & Intent
Meta description Check monthly search volume, keyword difficulty and search intent for any keyword. Free, no signup — from the SearchBlueprint SEO toolkit. Check keyword search volume, difficulty & intent instantly. Free keyword research tool with accurate data. No registration needed. Try it now.
H1 Keyword checker Free Keyword Checker — Volume, Difficulty & Search Intent
# Section Change What is different
1 SearchBlueprint Kept as-is Header, nav and single CTA carried over unchanged from the brand.
2 Free Keyword Checker — Volume, Difficulty & Search Intent Rewritten H1 changed from generic 'Keyword checker' to the plan's benefit-led H1; added a stated value proposition, a named primary CTA and a proof line, none of which existed before.
3 Trust bar New section New stats row surfacing free/no-signup/100 markets/100 keywords facts that were previously buried in body paragraphs.
4 What this keyword checker does Rewritten Replaces the page's opening tool description paragraph with a tighter overview naming who the tool is for.
5 How to use the keyword checker Rewritten The existing 'How to Use the Keyword Checker' numbered steps, restructured into the process block, copy tightened.
6 Who this tool is for New section New 'who this is for' section (bloggers, agencies, e-commerce, local businesses) that the page did not previously state explicitly.
7 How to check keyword search volume for free? Rewritten Existing 'Understanding Search Volume' content restructured as a direct, citable answer to 'How to check keyword search volume for free?' with its own heading.
8 Best free keyword difficulty checker Rewritten Existing 'What Is Keyword Difficulty and Why It Matters' content restructured as a direct answer to 'Best free keyword difficulty checker' with a link to the keyword research guide added.
9 What is keyword search intent? Rewritten Existing 'Search Intent' section restructured as a direct answer to 'What is keyword search intent?' with a link to the keyword intent checker added.
10 Free keyword research tools New section New section consolidating links to keyword suggestions, keyword grouper, rank checker and free tools directly in body copy rather than only as a page-end list.
11 How this compares to paid keyword tools New section New comparison section addressing the analysis's request for a 'how this compares to paid tools' angle.
12 Want a full keyword plan, not just one check? New section New mid-page CTA band; the page previously had zero CTAs anywhere.
13 See the checker in action New section New image gallery with descriptive alt text; the page currently has 0 images and 0 alt text.
14 Frequently asked questions Rewritten Existing FAQ content (previously only in schema/late in page) moved into a visible block higher on the page with the free/no-signup question added first.
15 Check your keywords now New section New closing CTA band; previously the page ended with content and no call to action at all.
16 SearchBlueprint Kept as-is Footer structure kept, populated with the site's own existing pages since no footer links were captured from the brand.
  • Headings added: What this keyword checker does; Who this tool is for; How to check keyword search volume for free?; Best free keyword difficulty checker; What is keyword search intent?; Free keyword research tools; How this compares to paid keyword tools; Want a full keyword plan, not just one check?; See the checker in action; Check your keywords now
  • Headings on the page today that this proposal does not carry: On this page; What Is Keyword Difficulty and Why It Matters; Understanding Search Volume; Search Intent: What Buyers and Readers Actually Want; Batch Keyword Research: Checking Multiple Keywords at Once; Multi-Market Keyword Strategy and Geographic Expansion; Practical Workflows: When to Use the Keyword Checker; Filtering and Prioritizing Keywords; Related free tools; On this page. Keep any of these that earn traffic — check Search Console before removing them.

Page-level SEO requirements

  • Title tag: Free Keyword Checker | Volume, Difficulty & Intent (50 chars; aim for 60 or fewer)
  • Meta description: Check keyword search volume, difficulty & intent instantly. Free keyword research tool with accurate data. No registration needed. Try it now. (142 chars; aim for 155 or fewer)
  • Canonical: https://searchblueprint.io/free-tools/keyword-checker
  • H1 (exactly one): Free Keyword Checker — Volume, Difficulty & Search Intent
  • Primary keyword: keyword volume checker
  • Secondary keywords: keyword difficulty tool, search intent checker, keyword metrics, free keyword analysis

Internal links to place

URL Anchor text In section
https://searchblueprint.io/free-tools/keyword-suggestions Find new keyword ideas with the free keyword suggestions tool 6 · Who this tool is for
https://searchblueprint.io/free-tools/keyword-intent Check search intent in more detail with the keyword intent checker 9 · What is keyword search intent?
https://searchblueprint.io/free-tools/keyword-grouper Cluster your checked keywords into topics with the keyword grouper 10 · Free keyword research tools
https://searchblueprint.io/free-tools/rank-checker Track your rankings with the free Google rank checker 10 · Free keyword research tools
https://searchblueprint.io/app Run a free full-site SEO audit 12 · Want a full keyword plan, not just one check?
https://searchblueprint.io/blog/keyword-research-in-2026-a-complete-beginner-s-guide Read the complete keyword research guide 8 · Best free keyword difficulty checker
https://searchblueprint.io/free-tools Explore all free SEO tools 10 · Free keyword research tools

Structured data (JSON-LD in the <head>)

FAQPage

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  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@type": "FAQPage",
  "mainEntity": [
    {
      "@type": "Question",
      "name": "Is the keyword checker really free to use?",
      "acceptedAnswer": {
        "@type": "Answer",
        "text": "Yes. The keyword checker is free with no signup. Paste up to 100 keywords, pick a market and get volume, difficulty, CPC and competition instantly."
      }
    },
    {
      "@type": "Question",
      "name": "How to check keyword search volume for free?",
      "acceptedAnswer": {
        "@type": "Answer",
        "text": "Paste your keywords into the checker, one per line, choose the market you want data for, and click Check. Monthly search volume appears alongside difficulty and intent with no signup needed."
      }
    },
    {
      "@type": "Question",
      "name": "What is the best free keyword difficulty checker?",
      "acceptedAnswer": {
        "@type": "Answer",
        "text": "A free difficulty checker that shows how hard a keyword is to rank for based on the authority of pages already ranking. SearchBlueprint's tool scores every keyword you paste in, for free, without a login."
      }
    },
    {
      "@type": "Question",
      "name": "What is keyword search intent?",
      "acceptedAnswer": {
        "@type": "Answer",
        "text": "Search intent is the reason behind a search: informational, commercial, transactional, navigational or mixed. Matching content to intent matters more than volume or difficulty alone."
      }
    },
    {
      "@type": "Question",
      "name": "How many keywords can I check at once?",
      "acceptedAnswer": {
        "@type": "Answer",
        "text": "Up to 100 keywords in a single search, one per line, so you can batch-check a whole content plan instead of running searches one at a time."
      }
    },
    {
      "@type": "Question",
      "name": "Do I need to create an account to use this tool?",
      "acceptedAnswer": {
        "@type": "Answer",
        "text": "No. There is no signup or account required. Enter your keywords, select a market and get results immediately."
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Heading outline

The page's heading structure, top to bottom. Use these exact tags — one <h1>, section headings as <h2>, everything under them as <h3>.

  • H1 Free Keyword Checker — Volume, Difficulty & Search Intent
    • H2 What this keyword checker does
    • H2 How to use the keyword checker
      • H3 Enter your keywords
      • H3 Select your market
      • H3 Click Check
      • H3 Review the metrics
      • H3 Prioritise
    • H2 Who this tool is for
      • H3 Bloggers and content writers
      • H3 Agencies
      • H3 E-commerce sites
      • H3 Local businesses
    • H2 How to check keyword search volume for free?
    • H2 Best free keyword difficulty checker
    • H2 What is keyword search intent?
    • H2 Free keyword research tools
    • H2 How this compares to paid keyword tools
      • H3 Paid tools (Ahrefs, SEMrush, etc.)
      • H3 SearchBlueprint keyword checker
    • H2 Want a full keyword plan, not just one check?
    • H2 See the checker in action
    • H2 Frequently asked questions
      • H3 Is the keyword checker really free to use?
      • H3 How to check keyword search volume for free?
      • H3 What is the best free keyword difficulty checker?
      • H3 What is keyword search intent?
      • H3 How many keywords can I check at once?
      • H3 Do I need to create an account to use this tool?
    • H2 Check your keywords now

Sections, top to bottom

1. Header (header) — id b1

Kept as-is — Header, nav and single CTA carried over unchanged from the brand.

Layout

  • Layout: the site's existing header. Keep the live site's header; this block only records the links the redesign expects to exist.
  • Navigation links: Home -> /; Free tools -> /free-tools; Run a free audit -> /app.
  • Header CTA button -> /app.

Copy (exact)

  • SearchBlueprint
  • Home
  • Free tools
  • Run a free audit
  • Run a free audit

2. Hero (hero, variant "with-form") — id b2

Rewritten — H1 changed from generic 'Keyword checker' to the plan's benefit-led H1; added a stated value proposition, a named primary CTA and a proof line, none of which existed before.

Layout

  • Layout: hero, variant "with-form" (copy left, a short enquiry form right; form below copy on mobile).
  • The heading is the page's ONLY

    .

  • Primary CTA button -> #keyword-checker-tool; secondary (text) link -> https://searchblueprint.io/app.
  • Form fields: Keywords (one per line, up to 100), Market; submit button uses the primary CTA label.

Headings

  • <h1> Free Keyword Checker — Volume, Difficulty & Search Intent

Copy (exact)

  • Free keyword research tool
  • Free Keyword Checker — Volume, Difficulty & Search Intent
  • Paste up to 100 keywords and see monthly search volume, keyword difficulty, CPC, competition and search intent for over 100 markets. No signup, results in seconds.
  • Check keywords now — free, no signup required
  • Run a free full-site SEO audit
  • Free. No signup. Unlimited keyword checks.
  • Keywords (one per line, up to 100)
  • Market

Why

  • The H1 now matches the plan and states the free/no-signup differentiator immediately, and the primary CTA sits right next to the tool so visitors act before scrolling. (Rule 3, Rule 4)

3. Trust bar (trust-bar, variant "stats") — id b3

New section — New stats row surfacing free/no-signup/100 markets/100 keywords facts that were previously buried in body paragraphs.

Layout

  • Layout: one horizontal row, variant "stats" (big number over a small label); wraps to 2 per row on mobile.
  • 5 items.

Copy (exact)

  • Free
  • Cost to use
  • None
  • Signup required
  • Up to 100
  • Keywords per check
  • 100+
  • Markets supported
  • Volume, difficulty, CPC, intent
  • Metrics returned

Why

  • Puts the free/no-signup/100-market facts a buyer compares on in a single scannable row near the top, addressing the plan's request to surface these differentiators earlier. (Rule 9)

4. Text section (rich-text) — id b4

Rewritten — Replaces the page's opening tool description paragraph with a tighter overview naming who the tool is for.

Layout

  • Layout:

    heading, then 2 paragraphs of body text at reading width (max ~70 characters per line).

Headings

  • <h2> What this keyword checker does

Copy (exact)

  • What this keyword checker does
  • This keyword checker analyses any search term to show monthly search volume, keyword difficulty and search intent, plus CPC and competition data for paid campaigns. Paste your keywords, one per line, choose your market from over 100 countries, and get results instantly with no signup.
  • It is built for anyone who needs to decide which keywords are worth targeting before writing content or spending an ads budget: bloggers checking a post idea, agencies scoping client content, e-commerce sites researching product terms, and local businesses comparing demand across regions. The data updates as soon as you click Check — there is no crawl to wait for.

5. Process (process, variant "steps") — id b5

Rewritten — The existing 'How to Use the Keyword Checker' numbered steps, restructured into the process block, copy tightened.

Layout

  • Layout: heading, then 5 numbered steps as equal columns (stack on mobile).

Headings

  • <h2> How to use the keyword checker
  • <h3> Enter your keywords
  • <h3> Select your market
  • <h3> Click Check
  • <h3> Review the metrics
  • <h3> Prioritise

Copy (exact)

  • How to use the keyword checker
  • Enter your keywords
  • Type or paste one or more keywords into the input field, one keyword per line.
  • Select your market
  • Choose the country or region you want data for. Search volume and difficulty vary a lot by market, so this determines which numbers you see.
  • Click Check
  • Run the analysis. There is no crawl or wait — results return immediately.
  • Review the metrics
  • For each keyword, see monthly search volume, a difficulty score, CPC, competition and search intent.
  • Prioritise
  • Use the results to decide which keywords go into your content calendar or your paid ads budget first.

6. Benefits (benefits, variant "cards-3") — id b6

New section — New 'who this is for' section (bloggers, agencies, e-commerce, local businesses) that the page did not previously state explicitly.

Layout

  • Layout: heading + intro paragraph, then 4 items as cards, 3 per row (1 per row on mobile).

Headings

  • <h2> Who this tool is for
  • <h3> Bloggers and content writers
  • <h3> Agencies
  • <h3> E-commerce sites
  • <h3> Local businesses

Copy (exact)

  • Who this tool is for
  • Different people use keyword data for different decisions. Here is how each group typically uses this checker.
  • Bloggers and content writers
  • Confirm a post idea has real search volume and a difficulty level your site can realistically rank for before you write it.
  • Agencies
  • Batch-check client keyword lists across markets in one pass instead of researching each term individually. Find new keyword ideas with the free keyword suggestions tool when a client's list runs short.
  • E-commerce sites
  • Compare product and category term volume and competition across the markets you sell into, so new pages target terms you can actually win.
  • Local businesses
  • Check how the same keyword performs city by city or country by country before committing to local SEO or local ad spend.

Why

  • Explicitly names who the tool is for, which the analysis flagged as missing, and strengthens product-page framing without inventing any facts. (Rule 11)

7. Text section (rich-text) — id b7

Rewritten — Existing 'Understanding Search Volume' content restructured as a direct, citable answer to 'How to check keyword search volume for free?' with its own heading.

Layout

  • Layout:

    heading, then 2 paragraphs of body text at reading width (max ~70 characters per line).

Headings

  • <h2> How to check keyword search volume for free?

Copy (exact)

  • How to check keyword search volume for free?
  • To check keyword search volume for free, paste your keywords into the SearchBlueprint keyword checker, one per line, choose the market you want data for from the dropdown, and click Check. Monthly search volume appears instantly alongside difficulty, CPC and intent, with no signup and no limit beyond 100 keywords per batch.
  • Search volume tells you how many people search a term each month in your chosen market. A keyword with 1,000 monthly searches behaves very differently from one with 100,000: the higher-volume term usually brings more traffic potential but more competition too. Low-volume, long-tail keywords often convert better because they signal more specific intent. Because volume is an average across time, it is worth batch-checking seasonal variations of a keyword to see how demand shifts through the year.

Why

  • Answers 'How to check keyword search volume for free?' as a standalone, citable passage rather than folding it into general content. (Rule 5)

8. Text section (rich-text) — id b8

Rewritten — Existing 'What Is Keyword Difficulty and Why It Matters' content restructured as a direct answer to 'Best free keyword difficulty checker' with a link to the keyword research guide added.

Layout

  • Layout:

    heading, then 2 paragraphs of body text at reading width (max ~70 characters per line).

Headings

  • <h2> Best free keyword difficulty checker

Copy (exact)

  • Best free keyword difficulty checker
  • A good free keyword difficulty checker scores how hard a term is to rank for by analysing the authority and backlink strength of the pages already ranking for it, then returns that score instantly with no signup. SearchBlueprint's keyword checker does this for up to 100 keywords at once, across more than 100 markets, so you can compare difficulty for a whole list rather than one term at a time.
  • Keywords scoring 60 or higher are usually dominated by established sites with strong backlink profiles, and can take months or years to rank for on a newer site. Keywords under 30 are lower competition — sometimes called quick wins — and give a new or smaller site a realistic shot at page one. Difficulty is relative to your own site's authority: a score of 40 might be easy for an established publisher and a long project for a brand-new blog. Read the complete keyword research guide for a fuller walkthrough of prioritising by difficulty.

Why

  • Answers 'Best free keyword difficulty checker' as its own section so an AI assistant can lift the passage directly. (Rule 5)

9. Text section (rich-text) — id b9

Rewritten — Existing 'Search Intent' section restructured as a direct answer to 'What is keyword search intent?' with a link to the keyword intent checker added.

Layout

  • Layout:

    heading, then 2 paragraphs of body text at reading width (max ~70 characters per line).

Headings

  • <h2> What is keyword search intent?

Copy (exact)

  • What is keyword search intent?
  • Search intent is the reason someone types a particular keyword: to learn something (informational), to compare options before buying (commercial), to complete an action like buying or signing up (transactional), or to reach a specific website (navigational). Some keywords carry mixed intent depending on context. Ranking for a keyword only pays off if your page matches what the searcher actually wants, regardless of how good the volume or difficulty numbers look.
  • For example, 'how to fix a leaky faucet' is informational and suits a guide or blog post. 'Best email marketing software' is commercial and suits a comparison page. 'Buy running shoes online' is transactional and suits a product page. Writing a product page for an informational keyword, or a guide for a transactional one, means you are unlikely to rank even with a low difficulty score. Check search intent in more detail with the keyword intent checker before you commit a keyword to your content plan.

Why

  • Answers 'What is keyword search intent?' completely in the opening paragraph, then links to the dedicated intent checker tool. (Rule 5)

10. Text section (rich-text) — id b10

New section — New section consolidating links to keyword suggestions, keyword grouper, rank checker and free tools directly in body copy rather than only as a page-end list.

Layout

  • Layout:

    heading, then 2 paragraphs of body text at reading width (max ~70 characters per line).

Headings

  • <h2> Free keyword research tools

Copy (exact)

  • Free keyword research tools
  • Beyond volume, difficulty and intent, a full keyword research workflow usually needs a few connected free tools: something to generate new keyword ideas, something to group related keywords into topics, and something to track rankings once you have published. SearchBlueprint provides all of these alongside the keyword checker at no cost and with no signup.
  • Find new keyword ideas with the free keyword suggestions tool when you need more terms to check. Cluster your checked keywords into topics with the keyword grouper once you have a long list, so related terms can share a single page instead of competing with each other. Track your rankings with the free Google rank checker after you publish, to see whether your targeting worked. Explore all free SEO tools for the rest of the toolkit, including SERP snippet preview and People Also Ask finder.

Why

  • Answers 'Free keyword research tools' while placing three of the plan's internal links in natural body copy rather than only in a footer list. (Rule 4, Rule 5)

11. Comparison (comparison, variant "two-column") — id b11

New section — New comparison section addressing the analysis's request for a 'how this compares to paid tools' angle.

Layout

  • Layout: heading, then two side-by-side columns with a row label above each pair; stacked on mobile.
  • Columns: "Paid tools (Ahrefs, SEMrush, etc.)" vs "SearchBlueprint keyword checker"; 6 rows.

Headings

  • <h2> How this compares to paid keyword tools
  • <h3> Paid tools (Ahrefs, SEMrush, etc.)
  • <h3> SearchBlueprint keyword checker

Copy (exact)

  • How this compares to paid keyword tools
  • Paid tools (Ahrefs, SEMrush, etc.)
  • SearchBlueprint keyword checker
  • Cost
  • Monthly subscription
  • Free
  • Signup
  • Account and payment details required
  • None required
  • Keywords per check
  • Varies by plan
  • Up to 100 per batch
  • Markets
  • Varies by plan
  • 100+ included
  • Core metrics
  • Volume, difficulty, CPC, intent
  • Volume, difficulty, CPC, intent
  • Best for
  • Ongoing, high-volume research programmes
  • Quick checks before writing or spending on ads

Why

  • Gives buyers the specific comparison against paid tools the analysis said was missing, using only claims already true of the product (free, no signup, 100 keywords, 100+ markets). (Rule 8)

12. CTA band (cta-band, variant "banner") — id b12

New section — New mid-page CTA band; the page previously had zero CTAs anywhere.

Layout

Headings

  • <h2> Want a full keyword plan, not just one check?

Copy (exact)

  • Want a full keyword plan, not just one check?
  • Run a free audit across your whole site to get keyword ideas, content gaps and a prioritised action plan, not just single-keyword metrics.
  • Run a free full-site SEO audit
  • Free. No signup required to start.

Why

  • Adds a second CTA mid-page as the plan requires, pointing to the audit tool that already exists on the site. (Rule 4)

13. Image gallery (gallery, variant "two-up") — id b13

New section — New image gallery with descriptive alt text; the page currently has 0 images and 0 alt text.

Layout

  • Layout: heading, intro, then 2 images in a 2-column grid; two columns on a tablet, one on a phone. Each tile is a 3:2 box — the ratio the pictures are generated at — so the rows line up whatever the source images are.
  • Image 1: Screenshot of the SearchBlueprint keyword checker results table showing monthly search volume, difficulty score, CPC and search intent for a list of keywords (alt text verbatim). Caption: Batch results for multiple keywords in one market
  • Image 2: Screenshot of the market selector dropdown in the SearchBlueprint keyword checker showing a list of over 100 countries (alt text verbatim). Caption: Choosing a market before checking keywords

Headings

  • <h2> See the checker in action

Copy (exact)

  • See the checker in action
  • What the results look like once you check a batch of keywords.
  • Batch results for multiple keywords in one market
  • Choosing a market before checking keywords

Why

  • Adds the descriptive image content the analysis flagged as entirely missing (0 images, 0 alt text), improving accessibility and image-search visibility. (Rule 13)

14. FAQ (faq) — id b14

Rewritten — Existing FAQ content (previously only in schema/late in page) moved into a visible block higher on the page with the free/no-signup question added first.

Layout

  • Layout: heading, then 6 questions as an accordion (question =

    , answer hidden until opened; first open by default is fine).

  • Add FAQPage JSON-LD with exactly these questions and answers (see page-level schema).

Headings

  • <h2> Frequently asked questions
  • <h3> Is the keyword checker really free to use?
  • <h3> How to check keyword search volume for free?
  • <h3> What is the best free keyword difficulty checker?
  • <h3> What is keyword search intent?
  • <h3> How many keywords can I check at once?
  • <h3> Do I need to create an account to use this tool?

Copy (exact)

  • Frequently asked questions
  • Is the keyword checker really free to use?
  • Yes. It is free with no signup. Paste up to 100 keywords, pick a market, and get volume, difficulty, CPC and competition instantly.
  • How to check keyword search volume for free?
  • Paste your keywords one per line, choose your market, and click Check. Monthly search volume appears immediately, no signup needed.
  • What is the best free keyword difficulty checker?
  • One that scores how hard a keyword is to rank for, for free, with no login — this tool does that for up to 100 keywords at once across 100+ markets.
  • What is keyword search intent?
  • The reason behind a search: informational, commercial, transactional, navigational or mixed. Content should match the intent, not just the keyword.
  • How many keywords can I check at once?
  • Up to 100 keywords in a single batch, one per line.
  • Do I need to create an account to use this tool?
  • No account or signup is required.

Why

  • Moves buyer questions (including the free/no-signup one) into a visible FAQ block and emits FAQPage schema for AI/SERP eligibility. (Rule 7)

15. CTA band (cta-band, variant "banner") — id b15

New section — New closing CTA band; previously the page ended with content and no call to action at all.

Layout

  • Layout: full-width band in the primary colour, centered heading + body + button.
  • Button -> #keyword-checker-tool.

Headings

  • <h2> Check your keywords now

Copy (exact)

  • Check your keywords now
  • Paste your list, pick a market, and get volume, difficulty and intent in seconds. Free, with no signup required.
  • Check keywords now — free, no signup required
  • Results return instantly.

Why

  • Repeats the primary CTA at the very end of the page, closing the loop the analysis said the page currently lacks entirely. (Rule 4)

16. Footer (footer) — id b16

Kept as-is — Footer structure kept, populated with the site's own existing pages since no footer links were captured from the brand.

Layout

  • Layout: the site's existing footer. Keep it; this block records the link groups the redesign expects.
  • Tools: Free tools -> /free-tools; Keyword suggestions -> /free-tools/keyword-suggestions; Keyword grouper -> /free-tools/keyword-grouper; Rank checker -> /free-tools/rank-checker.
  • Company: About -> /about; Blog -> /blog.
  • Product: Run a free audit -> /app; Features -> /features.

Copy (exact)

  • Tools
  • Free tools
  • Keyword suggestions
  • Keyword grouper
  • Rank checker
  • Company
  • About
  • Blog
  • Product
  • Run a free audit
  • Features
  • SearchBlueprint

Owner must supply

Nothing — every fact on this page came from the live site.

QA checklist before go-live

  • Exactly one <h1> on the page, and it reads as written above.
  • No horizontal scrolling at 390px wide; tables scroll inside their own container.
  • Every button and link is at least 44px tall on mobile.
  • Every CTA and internal link resolves (no 404s); phone links use tel:.
  • Every image has the alt text specified in its section.
  • Title and meta description match this brief; JSON-LD validates in Google's Rich Results Test.
  • No OWNER TO SUPPLY text remains.