A supplement brand came to us getting 800 organic visits a month. Now they get 14,000.

Before they found us, this brand was doing everything "right" on paper. Blog posts twice a month. Basic on-page SEO. Some keyword research. But their organic traffic was stuck at 800 visits per month because Google's health content standards — E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness) — had effectively buried their content. Their articles had no cited sources. No expert authorship signals. No structured data. Their product pages were thin. And their site was technically slow because product images were massive and uncompressed.

Here's what we built. An E-E-A-T content strategy with expert-authored articles linking to published studies, clear author bios with health credentials, and FAQ schema on every product page. We optimized their category pages — "best magnesium supplements," "vitamin D3 with K2" — for the high-intent keywords that actually drive purchases. We fixed technical issues: compressed images, cleaned up duplicate URLs from product variants, added proper canonical tags, and improved Core Web Vitals across the board.

Six months later: 14,000 organic visits per month. Their top blog post ranks #3 for "magnesium glycinate benefits" — a 12,000-search-per-month keyword. And organic revenue went from $2,400/month to $18,700/month. The foundation we built continues to compound because Google trusts the site now.