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Every case study follows the same framework so you can compare them fairly. Metrics are published only when they can be evidenced from analytics, Search Console or the client's own reporting — placeholders are left visible rather than filled with estimates.

Client names are published only with written permission. If you would like to see live account data before starting, ask during the consultation and I will walk you through real reporting with the client's consent.

A single-location service business that was invisible in Google Maps for its core services despite serving the area for several years.

Client
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Industry
Local service business
Location
Kolkata, West Bengal
Timeline
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Challenge

  • Google Business Profile was incomplete, with an overly broad primary category and no service listings.
  • The website had one page covering every service, so no page matched any specific search intent.
  • Business name, phone number and address differed across the website, social profiles and directory listings.
  • No review request process, so review volume was far behind nearby competitors.

Strategy

  • Rebuild the Google Business Profile around the correct primary category and a complete service list.
  • Create individual service pages on the website, each mapped to one search intent.
  • Standardise business information across every platform where it appears.
  • Introduce a simple, compliant review request habit after every completed job.

Implementation

  • Profile rebuilt: categories, services with descriptions, hours, attributes, photographs and Q&A.
  • Service pages written and published, internally linked from the homepage and to each other.
  • Citation audit completed; conflicting and duplicate listings corrected or removed.
  • Call and form tracking configured so enquiry sources could be measured accurately.
  • Geo-grid rank tracking set up to monitor map visibility across the service area.

Results

Organic traffic
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Keyword growth
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Map pack visibility
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Calls from Google Business Profile
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Qualified enquiries
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Key learnings

  • Category and service completeness delivered the earliest visible movement.
  • Splitting one catch-all page into intent-specific pages was the single biggest on-site change.
  • Tracking calls separately from form fills changed how the client judged performance.

An online store with a large catalogue where filter URLs consumed crawl budget and category pages carried no unique content.

Client
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Industry
E-commerce
Location
India (nationwide delivery)
Timeline
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Challenge

  • Tens of thousands of filtered URLs were indexable, diluting crawl efficiency.
  • Category pages had no introductory content or internal linking rationale.
  • Product descriptions were duplicated from manufacturer data across many competing stores.
  • Reporting focused on sessions rather than organic revenue by landing page.

Strategy

  • Define which facet combinations deserve indexable URLs based on real search demand.
  • Rebuild the category taxonomy around how customers search rather than internal labels.
  • Prioritise original content and schema on the highest-margin product and category pages.
  • Restructure reporting around organic revenue per landing page.

Implementation

  • Parameter, canonical and noindex rules implemented for faceted navigation.
  • Priority categories rewritten with buying guidance and internal links to related categories.
  • Product schema corrected to reflect visible price and availability.
  • Core Web Vitals work on templates: image delivery, script reduction, layout stability.

Results

Organic revenue
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Indexed URL count
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Category page rankings
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Core Web Vitals pass rate
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Key learnings

  • Reducing index bloat improved rankings for commercial pages without new content.
  • Template-level changes outperformed page-by-page optimisation at this catalogue size.

A practice receiving reasonable organic traffic but very few enquiries, with no clear conversion path on its highest-traffic pages.

Client
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Industry
Professional services
Location
West Bengal
Timeline
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Challenge

  • Traffic concentrated on informational articles with no relevant next step.
  • Contact form had too many required fields for mobile users.
  • No event tracking on calls, WhatsApp clicks or form submissions.
  • Several articles competed with each other for the same query.

Strategy

  • Consolidate cannibalising articles and refresh the survivors.
  • Add contextual internal links from informational content to relevant service pages.
  • Simplify the enquiry path and offer call and WhatsApp alternatives.
  • Implement full conversion tracking before making further changes.

Implementation

  • Content audit with merge, refresh and retire decisions for every page.
  • Service pages expanded to answer the objections raised in real enquiries.
  • Form reduced to essential fields with clear labels and mobile-friendly inputs.
  • Events configured for form submissions, call clicks, WhatsApp clicks and email clicks.

Results

Organic enquiries
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Conversion rate
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Keyword growth
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Pages consolidated
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Key learnings

  • Conversion tracking should always precede optimisation work.
  • Consolidating overlapping articles lifted rankings faster than publishing new ones.

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