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🚀 SEO Case Study: From 0 to 273K Clicks in 90 Days
(And now crossing 100K+ clicks/month 🎉) This site started with almost no traction. In just 3 months, we scaled using a clear, data-driven SEO strategy.
🔑 What We Did
• High-intent keyword research & clustering
• SEO-optimized content with clear structure & FAQs
• On-page fixes (titles, descriptions, internal links)
• Technical SEO improvements (crawl issues, CWV, architecture)
• Niche-relevant backlinks & citations
📊 Results in 90 Days
✅ 273K Clicks
✅ 6.1M Impressions
✅ 4.4% CTR
✅ Avg. Position: 7.8
📈 Last 28 Days
✨ 82.6K Clicks
✨ 2M Impressions
🎯 Takeaway
SEO isn’t instant. It’s consistency, intent alignment, and continuous improvement. Results compound when strategy and execution work together. Next target: 200K clicks/month 🚀
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