Executive hierarchy versus click-based reality
The menu order reflects internal policy—not actual search queries.
We design your website navigation based on real search queries in Google Search Console. Fixed price starting at €7,499 (excl. tax). Three clear packages. Turnaround time: 5 business days to 3 weeks.
You know the pattern. Three workshops. Six stakeholders. Every department wants its section at the top of the menu. The result is a navigation menu that reflects internal politics—not what your target audience is actually searching for on Google.
What users actually search for on Google often doesn’t appear in your navigation at all. Clicks drop despite stable rankings. Bounce rates rise. No one knows why—and the next workshop yields the same suggestions as the last.
We do things differently. Your Google Search Console already knows what your target audience is searching for. 12 to 16 months of data, top 1,000 search queries, classified by intent. This data becomes your navigation—with a rationale for each item, not just gut feeling.
Google Search Console (GSC) is Google’s official tool for website owners. For each domain, it shows: which search queries the website appeared for in search results (impressions), how often users clicked on it (clicks), and the positions in which the pages rank.
GSC provides four data clusters:
These four clusters form the foundation of every data-driven navigation concept. We systematically extract them and combine them with external search volume data from DataForSEO. The result: a navigation structure that aligns with actual search intent.
Workshop Problem
Traditional navigation concepts are developed in workshops. Stakeholders set priorities, a UX designer facilitates the process, and the end result is a sitemap. The problem: no workshop in the world can predict the search intent of 240,000 users in the GSC.
The menu order reflects internal policy—not actual search queries.
Topics with high impression counts do not appear in the main navigation at all.
Pages with no significant search traffic occupy top navigation positions.
Even though they are commercially viable and have a specific sales window.
Procedure
Every Datennav concept follows the same process.
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12–16 months of GSC data + Top 1,000 search queries + Sistrix search volume + SERank search volume + DataForSEO search volume + Bing Webmaster Tools (if applicable). You grant read-only access—no write permissions, no account takeover.
Deliverable · Raw Data Export
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Fixed-price packages
No time traps, no scope creep. You choose the package that fits your project.
Quick assessment. GSC data + top 10 findings in a report. No navigation concept.
Comprehensive navigation strategy based on GSC data, DataForSEO, and competitor analysis. Includes a stakeholder workshop.
Multilingual, multiple brands. Plus 90 days of support and quarterly updates over 12 months.
Selective expansions or re-analyses after 6–12 months. No fixed price.
What you'll win
With the Datennav concept — and what you stand to lose if you don't do it.
Instead of clicking through three levels of menus.
Because navigation follows search intent—not internal policy.
Instead of being driven by opinion. "Board wants Division X at the top" loses out to GSC data.
Clear prioritization — what comes first, what comes later, and what never.
About Dennis
Dennis Hüttner personally oversees every Datennav concept. The methodology is documented in Case 08—developed and refined since 2020 through client projects. A hybrid strategy consulting approach that integrates data, structure, and positioning.
FAQ
Four direct answers regarding access, requirements, and implementation.
Yes — read-only access at the property level. No write permissions, no account takeover. Once the project is complete, access will be revoked or remain in place for potential re-analysis—it’s up to you.
We then supplement this with DataForSEO market data and competitor analysis. For very small sites (< 1,000 impressions/month), the Datennav approach may not be the right fit—we’ll be honest about that during our initial consultation.
Upon request. Implementation is handled separately through our TYPO3 or WordPress packages. However, you can also assign the implementation to your development team or another agency—the roadmap is documented in a way that works for any implementation team.
Yes. Seven of our eight public case studies come from white-label partnerships. For more details, see the "For Agencies" section.
You describe your problem—we'll determine whether a Quick Audit, Standard Package, or Enterprise plan is right for you. There's no obligation.