In a tech landscape dominated by AI hype and venture capital, Palantir.net stands as a stubborn monument to digital craftsmanship. This Chicago-based firm has spent over two decades mastering Drupal, proving that deep specialization beats broad, shallow trends every time.

"They aren't chasing the next shiny object—they're building the infrastructure that powers real businesses."

The keyword data reveals a fascinating tension. While 'palantir' searches are flooded with enterprise AI news, Palantir.net carves out niche relevance with terms like 'Drupal editor multuser' (40 monthly volume). This is the long-tail strategy in action: high-intent, low-volume keywords that convert better than broad traffic. They're not trying to win the generic search; they're trying to win the specific project.

• Deep Drupal specialization creates a moat against generalist agencies
• Direct traffic dominance indicates strong client retention and referrals
• The 'Palantir' brand confusion is a double-edged sword—high visibility but high noise
• 37-person team suggests a boutique, high-touch service model