Boost E-commerce Growth: Web Dev & SEO Case Study Insights

Boost E-commerce Growth: Web Dev & SEO Case Study InsightsBoost E-commerce Growth: Web Dev & SEO Case Study Insights

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Jacob Dzikowski

• May 31

I love helping my clients. We went beyond development and helped with SEO growth of e-commerce website which resulted in a hyper growth over the past 2 years and a loooot of closed high-ticket deals. Sharing now, as this was kind of an experiment for me. I mainly do development but it turns out I can grow companies through SEO too. You can read this case study here.

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Mehdi Hassan

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• Sep 27

A good landing page shouldn’t make you work to understand it.

Been working on a new project where the goal was simple:

Make a complex product feel simple, clear, and easy to explore.

Less explaining. Less clutter. More visual hierarchy. A clearer path to the next step.

Still working through the details, but this one is coming together nicely.

Full case study soon.

This pairs well with the Hire Hangar screenshot because the design itself demonstrates the point—you don't need to reveal the whole project yet.

Completed work

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ABDULLAH SHAFIQUE

• Sep 29

Appreciated @Mehdi Hassan keep on rocking

Amir Ostowar

• Sep 27

The model isn't the product.

The experience is.

A digital runway built with 3D, motion, and a little bit of controlled chaos.

No templates. No static grids. Just fashion translated into an interactive world.

Would you put this on a fashion brand's homepage?

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Alaa

pro

• Sep 29

Such an immersive experience! The 3D and motion elements bring the brand to life

Daniyal Afzal

• Sep 27

Hi Contra! I’m Daniyal, an SEO specialist working with e-commerce and service businesses.

Lately, I’ve been focusing on a problem I see often: businesses publish more content, but the pages that could bring in customers still have technical issues, weak internal links, or unclear search intent.

My work starts with finding those gaps, then fixing the pages that matter most. I work across technical SEO, content strategy, and Shopify and WordPress sites.

If you’re working on an online store or a service website, what’s your biggest SEO challenge right now? I’d be happy to share a practical suggestion.