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Turning SEO into a consistent lead channel
The focus was to improve organic visibility while making the website better at turning search traffic into actual enquiries.
I worked on keyword targeting, content restructuring, SEO optimisation, and improving pages around high-intent searches.
Results:
• 150% increase in organic traffic
• 10% reduction in bounce rate
• 40+ organic leads generated
• Domain Authority improved from 33 → 35
• 417 form submissions and 143 new contacts recorded across key pages
The goal wasn't simply to increase traffic. It was to bring in more relevant visitors and create a stronger path from search → engagement → enquiry.
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