SEO Keyword Research

The Natural Circle

thenaturalcircle.com.au
Prepared by Focus Web Designs
2026-08-18
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Your organic presence today

A snapshot of where thenaturalcircle.com.au sits in Australian organic search right now.

606
Ranking keywords
~602
Est. monthly visits
33
Page 1 keywords
$602
Monthly traffic value

Technical health

AreaStatusNotes
Site security (HTTPS, SSL)GoodSite serves over HTTPS with a valid certificate
robots.txtGoodPresent and well-formed, references the sitemap
XML sitemapGoodwp-sitemap.xml referenced correctly from robots.txt
Homepage meta descriptionNeeds workNo meta description tag found on the homepage
H1 usageWatchHomepage uses multiple link-styled H1-level headings ("FAMILY FARM", "FARM DIRECT PRODUCE") instead of one clear page H1
Structured data / schemaNeeds workNo JSON-LD schema detected on the homepage (no Organization, Product, or LocalBusiness schema)
llms.txt (AI search)Needs workFile does not exist, so the site is not represented in AI-generated answers
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Where you could be

Product and local-intent keywords where The Natural Circle already ranks but hasn't reached page one yet.

KeywordPositionMonthly searchesCPCDifficulty
raw honey perth690$0.61Hard
chicken farm perth19110$0.17Easy
farm fresh eggs near me20320$0.83Easy
organic farm near me23320$1.10Hard
farms perth25590$0.84Medium
farm shop near me291300$0.83Medium
certified humane pasture-raised eggs30390$0.17N/A

What the difficulty score means

Easy (0-10): a handful of on-page and internal-linking fixes should be enough. Medium (11-30): needs a stronger dedicated page and a few supporting links. Hard (31+) or highly competitive nationally: needs a sustained content push. Most of the site's high-value local terms sit in the Easy-to-Medium range.

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What the gap is costing you

The traffic and enquiries The Natural Circle is leaving on the table each month by sitting off page one for high-intent product and local terms.

~55
missed visits each month
~1
missed enquiries/orders each month
$210
equivalent ad spend each month

How this is calculated

For each striking-distance keyword we compare the site's current click-through rate at its position to the ~12% CTR a top-3 ranking would earn, using a standard organic CTR-by-position curve. The volume difference gives missed visits; a 2% visit-to-enquiry rate gives missed enquiries; multiplying missed visits by CPC gives the equivalent Google Ads spend.

Paid search value by keyword

KeywordMonthly searchesGoogle Ads CPCAnnual ad cost (top 3)
farm shop near me1300$0.83$1,554
farms perth590$0.84$714
organic farm near me320$1.10$507
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How you compare

Organic search visibility compared to the farms and food producers competing for the same searches.

DomainTotal keywordsPage 1Est. trafficTraffic value
11acre.farm20167-$9,549
jacarandahill.com.au13610-$493
harrisfarm.com.au139--$135.9
buywesteatbest.org.au140--$88.4
thenaturalcircle.com.auYou60633~602$602
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Content gap

High-value keywords and topic clusters The Natural Circle does not yet have a dedicated page for.

KeywordMonthly searchesCPC
farm to table perth--
buy eggs direct from farm--
grass fed beef perth--

What this means

None of these clusters have a dedicated page yet — they currently rely on the homepage or aren't targeted at all, leaving national/local search volume on the table. The Agritourism cluster is new, covering on-farm markets, no-dig workshops and the resident animals (dogs, horses, sheep, alpacas, pig, ducks).

Untapped topic clusters

Pasture-Raised Eggs

13 keywords · 5,240 total monthly searches
pasture raised eggs3600
farm fresh eggs near me320
eggs near me1900

Raw Honey (incl. Redgum)

7 keywords · 2,290 total monthly searches
raw honey 1kg590
raw honey benefits720
redgum honey320

Agritourism & Farm Experiences

4 keywords · - total monthly searches
farm tour perth50
farm visit perth50
farm animal experience perth-

Regenerative Farming Education

3 keywords · 1,560 total monthly searches
regenerative farming1000
what is regenerative farming390
regenerative farming australia170
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Local SEO snapshot

For a farm shop with a physical stall, local search presence drives calls, directions and market visits.

Business nameThe Natural Circle
CategoryFarm shop (also listed as Egg supplier, Food producer)
Address2169 S Western Hwy, Jarrahdale WA 6125
Phone+61 419 566 778
Profile claimedYes
5.0
11 reviews

Local SEO observations

Google Business Profile is claimed and has a perfect 5.0 rating, but only 11 reviews — thin compared to the 20-50+ reviews typical of an established local pack listing. The listing correctly highlights the farm stall, pasture-raised eggs, olive oil, raw honey and the SJ Farmers Market stall — this description should be mirrored in on-site copy and schema.

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The barriers

Four issues currently limit organic performance for The Natural Circle.

On-page fundamentals

The homepage has no meta description and uses styled links as its H1-level headings instead of one clear, keyword-relevant H1. Both are easy fixes that directly affect how the site is represented in search results.

Missing structured data

No JSON-LD schema was found on the homepage. Product, LocalBusiness and Organization schema would help Google (and AI answer engines) understand the farm, its products and its Jarrahdale location.

Thin content depth per product line

Eggs, olive oil and the new raw redgum honey line each have real or emerging ranking traction, but no supporting blog or comparison content exists to capture the larger informational searches around them (e.g. "free-range vs pasture-raised eggs", "what is regenerative farming"). Two products currently sold at the farm stall — raw redgum honey and 250ml olive oil — don't yet have a page on the website.

AI-search and local-pack readiness

There is no llms.txt file, and the Google Business Profile's review count is thin for a farm shop with a 5.0 rating. Both limit visibility in AI-generated answers and the local map pack.

The Natural Circle already has real organic traction on its flagship products — the barrier isn't authority, it's content depth and on-page fundamentals.

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The path forward

A phased approach to closing the gap and building on existing organic traction.

Quick wins

Weeks 1–4
  • Add a homepage meta description and set one clear, keyword-relevant H1
  • Add Product/LocalBusiness JSON-LD schema across the homepage and product pages
  • Push the striking-distance terms (farm shop near me, farms perth, chicken farm perth) with stronger on-page copy and internal links
  • Ask recent farm stall and market customers for Google reviews to build past the current 11
  • Add product pages for raw redgum honey (500ml/1L) and the new 250ml olive oil — both are already selling at the farm stall and markets but aren't on the site yet

Foundation

Months 2–3
  • Build a dedicated /olive-oil/ category page unifying the three SKUs already ranking well
  • Publish comparison/education content: free-range vs pasture-raised eggs, what is regenerative farming
  • Add a llms.txt file and expand the farm-events page for local farm-tour searches
  • Build an agritourism/"visit the farm" page covering on-farm markets, no-dig workshops, and the animals (dogs, horses, sheep, alpacas, pig, ducks)

Growth

Months 4–12
  • Build out the 9 content clusters identified as pillar/blog content over the next two quarters
  • Expand local landing pages for surrounding Perth suburbs and the SJ Farmers Market stall
  • Target featured snippets for the highest-volume informational queries (regenerative farming, raw honey benefits)
  • Once confirmed with the no-dig market garden collaborator, consider a joint content angle for the market garden and orchard produce now reaching the farm stall

Projected impact

Capturing the current striking-distance gap alone is worth an estimated ~55 extra visits and ~$210/month in equivalent ad spend — before any of the new content clusters are built out.

Ready to put this research to work?

Book a scoping call and we'll turn this into a prioritised SEO plan for The Natural Circle.