01 / A rug ecommerce brand

Making room for organic discovery.

Technical foundations, clearer collection pages and useful editorial content. A connected approach to a rug brand’s search presence.

Technical SEOContent strategyEditorial content
Illustrative sunlit interior with a textured rug and sculptural furniture
Illustrative scene · not a client location
37.9K

site-wide search clicks

Google Search Console
Selected six-month snapshot

Site-wide total; includes work beyond the three selected articles.
4.44M

site-wide impressions

Google Search Console
Selected six-month snapshot

Search impressions, not visits or purchases.
3,954

clicks across three articles

Google Search Console
Same selected six-month snapshot

Selected articles written by Sana. These clicks contribute to the site-wide total.

Start with the foundations.

For an ecommerce website, discovery depends on more than the blog. The work covered crawlability, indexation, website hierarchy, internal links and the pages customers use to explore products.

Connect the catalogue to the questions.

Sarzil’s work included reviewing homepage, collection and product-page layouts, metadata and headings, alongside schema, canonical, redirect and sitemap fixes. Content research helped connect informational needs with relevant shopping pages.

Make the content useful before anything else.

Sana wrote selected practical articles answering rug-placement and buying questions. Research, clear explanations and relevant internal links helped those pages serve readers while supporting organic discovery.

Read the result in context.

The supplied six-month Google Search Console snapshot records 37.9K clicks and 4.44M impressions across the website. Three selected articles contributed 1,481, 1,369 and 1,104 clicks respectively, totalling 3,954. These are contributions within the site total, not additional clicks to add to it. No sales or conversion uplift is claimed.

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