443% Boost in Traffic (and Counting…) for Quench
We used SEO and content creation to get Quench on Page 1 for dozens of keywords, and the traffic just keeps pouring in.
Case Studies
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How We Improved e-PlanSoft’s Technical & On-Page SEO
A story about how Brafton helped a software company uncover site crawlability issues, and start ranking on Page 1 for important keywords.
4 Brands, 4 Sites & Traffic Galore for Clemens Food Group
How we used great site design and SEO to help Clemens Food Group bring home the bacon.
Hundreds of Leads (and Counting) for MoEngage
We used gated assets to help MoEngage gain valuable information about 136 leads, and helped boost organic traffic.
Doubling Dynaway’s Site Traffic: How We Pulled It Off
Brafton helped Dynaway reverse a slope in website sessions, ultimately resulting in a 121% increase in organic traffic.
$12K Worth of Traffic to 1 Stanford University Blog Post
A single, well-chosen keyword can be worth tens of thousands of dollars in traffic.
Dozens of Page 1 Rankings for Gerard Malouf and Partners
In 2021, we’ve secured the placement of 52 pages on Page 1 of Google for GMP.
55% Increase in Site Conversions for Rubbermaid Commercial Products, Australia
How does a large B2B brand in Australia increase lead generation? With a combination of organic & paid campaigns that improve search presence, drive traffic and boost conversions.
1 Infographic Series, 500 Backlinks for Preply — and Counting
Language is a superpower, and so are infographics. Combine them, and you get 500+ backlinks and one AVA Digital Award.
How We Helped Exectras Warm 4,500 Cold Leads With Email Drips
There’s nothing quite like a well-planned drip campaign to help qualify a purchased list of email contacts.