<aside> 🤝 We transformed Fireart Studio’s SEO strategy, addressing critical technical issues and implementing strategic improvements that led to a significant recovery and growth in organic traffic to 33,353 monthly visitors.

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Before teaming up


Fireart Studio's previous SEO vendors used outdated tactics that no longer aligned with current best practices, such as keyword stuffing and page spinning. These methods not only failed to deliver results but also risked penalties from search engines.

At O-CMO, we came up with a new SEO strategy starting with the website audit that identified critical technical SEO issues:

<aside> 🤝 Our job was to replace the ineffective SEO vendor, address these technical issues, and create a sustainable SEO strategy to improve organic visibility and performance.

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Project details:


<aside> <img src="/icons/clock_gray.svg" alt="/icons/clock_gray.svg" width="40px" /> Timeline: September 2023-April, 2024

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<aside> <img src="/icons/groups_gray.svg" alt="/icons/groups_gray.svg" width="40px" /> Team structure: 1 Head of SEO 1 SEO specialists 1 linkbuilder

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Results


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What we did


Technical SEO Fixes

Example of an SEO audit/recommendations.

Example of an SEO audit/recommendations.

Example of content quality analysis.

Example of content quality analysis.

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Enhanced Site Visibility After The Accidental Website Closure

During our cooperation, we discovered that for some period the website has been closed to search engines. Even a short disruption like this can have long-term consequences, but we ensured a swift response to mitigate damage.

Quickly identified and fixed the issue of the website being accidentally closed to search engines, which restored indexing and allowed for traffic recovery.

Blog Redesign and Optimization

New informational structure for blog.

New informational structure for blog.

Before: 715 pages were placed in a single page, which prevented Google from fast page crawling

Before: 715 pages were placed in a single page, which prevented Google from fast page crawling

After: All blog articles were categorized into clusters with categories, subcategories, and tags.

After: All blog articles were categorized into clusters with categories, subcategories, and tags.

<aside> <img src="https://prod-files-secure.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/f984c7e8-9043-4d73-b4f1-0d6ddc2b0fa1/277218b3-41b4-49a3-bf68-812c5fa5cf92/Mask_group_(1)_(1).png" alt="https://prod-files-secure.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/f984c7e8-9043-4d73-b4f1-0d6ddc2b0fa1/277218b3-41b4-49a3-bf68-812c5fa5cf92/Mask_group_(1)_(1).png" width="40px" /> Oleksii Andrusenko, Fractional Head of SEO at O-CMO: The traffic drop was primarily due to the website being closed from indexation, but that wasn’t the only issue. For years, Fireart Studio was creating content that didn’t convert because it was written without a clear understanding of what drives conversions. Tons of resources were spent on vanity metrics, focusing on traffic growth for its own sake. Our recommendation was to focus on a content conversion index to improve page quality, trust, and conversions from articles.

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On-Page SEO and Content Strategy

Strategic SEO management and monitoring