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SEO Result: +27% Organic Traffic Through Blogs, Technical & On-Page Fixes
A website needed stronger organic visibility on Google. I improved its content, fixed SEO issues and closed its backlink gap to grow search traffic.
What I Did
Blog Content: Created and optimized blogs to target relevant keywords and bring in more organic visitors.
Technical SEO: Found and fixed technical issues that were holding back crawling, indexing and site performance.
On-Page SEO: Optimized titles, meta descriptions, headings and content structure.
Backlink Building: Used the Semrush Backlink Gap tool to find high-quality websites linking to competitors but not to this site, then built those missing backlinks.
Results (last 6 months vs previous 6 months)
Before - 1.07KClicks, 39.3K Impressions
After - 1.36K Clicks , 53.4K Impressions
Change - +27& Clicks, +36% Impressions
Source: Google Search Console.
Tools Used: Google Search Console, Semrush (Backlink Gap)
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