For marketing managers, growth leads, and founders of wellness, women’s health, and CPG startups, search term mining is one of the most critical levers for growth. In categories where compliance, trust, and credibility dictate success, uncovering “money intent” keywords is the difference between driving vanity traffic and generating real, revenue-ready conversions.
In 2025, the ability to pinpoint and act on high-intent queries ensures that marketing spend—whether in SEO or paid media—is targeted toward the audiences most likely to book an appointment, subscribe, or buy. At Future Digital, we call this mining for money intents: the art of separating signal from noise, driving sustainable, measurable growth for wellness brands.
“Money intent” keywords—also called high-intent or commercial intent search terms—are search queries that show a user’s readiness to take a transactional action. These are the terms that reflect purchase, subscription, or booking intent.
Think of the difference:
Both categories matter in content strategy, but only one consistently drives revenue. For wellness brands balancing strict compliance rules with the need for growth, money-intent search terms are where real ROI begins.
According to Wordstream, businesses that target commercial-intent keywords see higher conversion rates and improved return on ad spend compared to those chasing broad informational traffic.
Wellness brands often invest heavily in “broad” keywords—queries like “yoga benefits” or “wellness routines.” While these drive top-of-funnel awareness, they rarely translate into conversions.
Shifting focus toward money-intent keywords brings clear benefits:
Brands that pivot toward commercial-intent search terms don’t just improve campaign performance—they build sustainable funnels that align with regulatory realities in wellness and health.
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Money-intent queries appear across every subcategory of women’s health and wellness. Let’s break it down:
Fertility Supplements
Consumers might search for:
Menopause Products
Maternal Health Apps & Telehealth
Wellness & Preventive Care
These examples show the difference between traffic that informs and traffic that converts. The former builds brand visibility, but the latter delivers measurable growth.
Google Search Console reveals the search terms already driving impressions and clicks to your website. Filter queries for those that include transactional modifiers like “buy,” “order,” “appointment,” or “subscribe.”
Compare branded queries (“Future Digital growth consulting”) to unbranded, in-market terms (“women’s health marketing agency”) to identify new opportunities.
Platforms like Google Ads surface the exact queries that triggered your campaigns. This is often where high-intent gold hides. Isolate terms that led to conversions, and trim wasted spend by adding negative keywords (e.g., blocking “free,” “definition,” “causes”).
Keyword platforms such as SEMrush, Ahrefs, or Moz allow you to scale insights. Start with seed queries (“fertility supplements,” “menopause app”), then filter by intent words: “buy,” “shop,” “pricing,” “order.”
Competitor benchmarking helps too—identify the terms driving conversions for other wellness brands and see where you can differentiate.
Eliminating irrelevant or low-intent queries is as important as targeting high-value ones. Wellness brands often waste thousands on clicks tied to “what is” or “symptom” searches. Regular audits of PPC reports keep campaigns lean and efficient.
Because women’s health and supplements operate under stricter ad rules, compliance-first keyword strategies are essential. Align ad copy, landing pages, and claims with regulations. Dynamic landing page insertion can help tailor experiences to queries while staying legally compliant.
Future Digital specializes in building workflows where compliance isn’t an afterthought but an engine for growth—ensuring long-term stability across platforms.
Fertility Brand Example
Instead of spending on “fertility tips,” one supplements brand targeted “buy fertility supplements PCOS online.” The shift doubled conversion rates and reduced cost per acquisition by 30%.
Menopause Product Example
A menopause relief brand redirected ad spend from broad “what is menopause” queries to “buy menopause symptom relief supplements.” Within weeks, sales outpaced impressions, proving money-intent terms drive measurable impact.
Telehealth Example
A maternal health app saw diminishing returns on content-led keywords. Pivoting to “book postpartum telehealth appointment” created a 2.5x lift in new sign-ups.
Negative Keyword Example
By excluding “causes” and “symptoms” from campaigns, a CPG brand cut wasted ad spend in half while doubling CTR on transactional terms.
These real-world applications underscore the need for precision targeting in regulated industries.
While Google Search Console and PPC platforms remain foundational, several tools elevate search term mining:
As Neil Patel highlights, refining for intent-based keywords ensures that brands capture not just traffic—but profitable conversions.
At Future Digital, we view search term mining as more than keyword optimization—it’s a compliance-first growth strategy.
For women’s health, CPG, and wellness brands, success means balancing aggressive intent targeting with strict regulatory guardrails. Our approach ensures:
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High-intent search terms—what we call money intents—are the foundation of profitable growth for wellness and women’s health brands in 2025. Broad informational queries have their place, but only commercial-intent search term mining delivers scalable ROI.
If your brand is ready to transform traffic into revenue while staying compliant, Future Digital is your growth partner.
👉 Work with Future Digital to unlock money-intent keyword strategies, scale sustainably, and grow with confidence.
What are money-intent keywords?
They are search terms that indicate a readiness to buy, book, or subscribe—unlike informational queries that mainly drive awareness.
Why are money-intent keywords important for wellness?
Because they reduce wasted spend and ensure campaigns target consumers most likely to convert in regulated industries.
How do I find money-intent keywords?
Use tools like Google Search Console, SEMrush, and PPC query reports. Look for terms with modifiers like “buy,” “order,” “subscribe,” or “appointment.”
What’s the difference between informational and transactional queries?
Informational queries build awareness. Transactional queries drive direct actions, making them higher ROI.
Can small startups compete on money-intent keywords?
Yes—with smart long-tail targeting and compliance-first messaging, even early-stage brands can win in competitive categories.