Overview With this case study, I want to show how a small website that relies only on organic traffic from Google can compete against big brands, and generate product demand. It is not necessary to create dozens of content per month to attract potential customers. With this real-life example, I will demonstrate how I created …
From 0 to 8,000+ users per month via organic traffic Read More »
Today I will walk you through customers’ pain points. I will explain what pain points are, how to find them, and how to use the results for your website to attract the right paying customers. What are customers paint points? Pain points are problems your customers are experiencing and can be extremely diverse. Uncovering …
When the United Kingdom leaves the European Union, British entities and citizens residents will no longer be eligible for registration or renewal of .EU domain names. This can seriously impact upon online businesses: Loss of traffic A site-wide drop in Google rankings. Google will not bring users to ineligible websites. Links from other websites, newsletters, …
Are .eu Online Business Ready To Survive To Brexit? (update April 2021) Read More »
The goal of this case study is to show you how removing low-value pages from your site and the Google index can benefit your website. Pages removal may have a disruptive effect on your site. If you choose to follow this process, you should understand the rationale behind each step and only implement changes …
Bulk Remove Thousand of URLs in Google’s Index [Case Study] Read More »
This post is about Content. Focused content is essential to have a successful website. In this article I will show you how having targeted pages can optimize your time, resources, outcomes and traffic. Let’s start with a familiar story. To make your site profitable you need leads, sales or any sort of conversions. To get these conversions …
More Website Traffic: The Quantity Vs. Quality Battle (With Numbers) Read More »
During the last few years, I’ve been working on a number of new, established and startup businesses, involving multiple websites and different goals. What I’m going to tell you about now is an SEO migration that I did in 2016 for a start-up company in the sporting goods. The business was running a 2011 version …
