Use case · Ads-driven store

$150,000 a month in Google Ads. And not one visitor that belongs to you.

The profile: a US store running hard on paid, around $150k a month driven by Google Ads. The business is proven, the products convert. But every visitor is bought, every rise in cost-per-click eats margin, and it all stops the day the campaigns stop.

$150k

monthly revenue dependent on Ads

0

blog articles published

↑ CPC

acquisition costs rising every quarter

1

untapped lever: organic

Le vrai problème.

Paid proves exactly which products and which queries convert: that is gold-standard data almost nobody uses for SEO. Meanwhile margin erodes with every auction, and the company builds no asset at all: it rents its traffic instead of owning it.

Ce qu'on met en place, concrètement.

1

Conversion media on the product pages

Our media studio generates the selling visuals for your product pages (packshots, SEO and conversion images), prioritised by your real sales data: the products that perform in Ads go first.

2

Product pages built to rank AND convert

A full SEO rewrite of every page with a before and after score: the organic traffic that arrives lands on pages already proven by paid.

3

The blog that anchors your categories

Daily articles in native English, linked to your categories and products: every article pushes authority into the pages that sell. The search analysis targets the commercial queries you pay for today.

4

Category descriptions aligned to the US results

Every category gets content written against the American competitors actually ranking.

5

The paid-to-organic crossover in the cockpit

Search Console, Analytics and sales cross-referenced page by page: you watch organic revenue gradually replace paid revenue, query by query.

The goal over 6 to 12 months: organic covers a growing share of the queries you buy, at a fixed cost where paid is a proportional one. Every position gained is an auction you no longer need to win. Paid becomes an accelerator instead of a drip feed.