78% Increase in Organic Search CTR
Google Search Console showed that average organic CTR increased from:
0.9% → 1.6%This represents an improvement of approximately 78% across the compared three-month periods.
Verified Search Performance Case Study
Improve the efficiency of organic search visibility while gradually reducing reliance on paid search traffic.
Overview
AnalyticsLiv needed to improve the efficiency of its organic search visibility while gradually reducing reliance on paid search traffic. The focus was on increasing the percentage of Google searchers clicking through to the website and improving overall traffic performance.
Implementation
Measured Results
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Google Search Console showed that average organic CTR increased from:
0.9% → 1.6%This represents an improvement of approximately 78% across the compared three-month periods.
Organic search clicks increased from:
1.34K → 1.48KThat represents approximately 10.4% more clicks from Google Search.
During the latest 30-day GA4 comparison period:
Total users increased by 56.7%Active users also increased by 56.6%.
Paid Search sessions decreased by 20.9% during the latest 30-day comparison period, while total website users increased substantially.
Paid Search sessions: -20.9%This supported the objective of reducing reliance on paid traffic while improving overall website acquisition.
Source Evidence
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Summary
A concise view of the verified changes recorded during the stated measurement period.
| Metric | Result |
|---|---|
| Organic Search CTR | +78% |
| Google Search Clicks | +10.4% |
| Total Users | +56.7% |
| Active Users | +56.6% |
| Paid Search Sessions | -20.9% |
| Contact Page Views | +109.3% |
Outcome
The project improved the efficiency of AnalyticsLiv's organic search presence. Organic CTR increased from 0.9% to 1.6%, Google Search clicks increased, and overall website users grew by nearly 57%.
At the same time, Paid Search sessions declined, helping move the traffic mix toward lower reliance on paid search while overall website usage continued to grow.
Results shown are based on Google Search Console and Google Analytics comparison data from the measured periods.