AccountingNewcastle, NSW4 months

Accounting Firm In Newcastle

The firm wanted better enquiries for the services it actually wanted to grow, not more generic contact forms.

A Newcastle accounting firm with a functional online presence, but service positioning that was too broad to attract enough advisory and higher-value business work.

At A Glance

Service Positioning

Sharply improved

Enquiry Fit

Better aligned

Business-Owner Clarity

Much stronger

The Situation

What Was Getting In The Way

The website looked competent but forgettable, service lines were not separated clearly enough, and higher-value advisory work was under-sold.

The opportunity was to give the firm a sharper business-facing digital presence that made its more valuable services easier to find and easier to enquire about.

Goals

  • Increase visibility for higher-value accounting and advisory searches.
  • Improve enquiry fit for the services the firm wanted to grow.
  • Strengthen the site’s positioning with business-owner audiences.

Core Problems

  • Service positioning was too broad and too generic.
  • The site was not giving business owners enough confidence to enquire about advisory work.
  • Search targeting was not weighted heavily enough toward the services the firm valued most.

The Work

How The Strategy Was Tightened

1

Separated key service lines more clearly across the site.

2

Improved page structure and copy around business-facing advisory services.

3

Tightened search targeting for the services the firm most wanted to grow.

Deliverables

What Was Actually Delivered

Clearer service architecture and advisory-page positioning.

Stronger business-facing messaging on the site.

Improved content support around higher-value accounting services.

More deliberate SEO targeting for advisory and business-owner intent.

Timeline

How The Engagement Unfolded

Month 1
Reviewed the site’s service positioning, the enquiry mix, and the gap between generic visibility and higher-value service demand.
Months 2-3
Reworked the advisory-related pages and improved search targeting around the services the firm most wanted.
Month 4
Refined the copy and structure based on how business-owner users were moving through the new service pathways.

Commercial Outcome

What Improved

Stronger visibility for higher-value service searches.

Better-fit enquiries coming through the website.

Clearer positioning for the work the firm wanted to win more of.

Case Study Questions

Useful context around what mattered most in this engagement and why the work was prioritised the way it was.

The clearer separation between service lines and stronger advisory positioning had the biggest impact on attracting better-fit business-owner enquiries.

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LegalSydney, NSW6 months

Family Law Firm In Sydney

The firm had traffic and some paid visibility, but too many enquiries were poorly matched and too few came through the practice areas it most wanted to grow.

A Sydney family-law practice with a solid reputation offline, inconsistent digital lead quality, and an urgent need to turn search visibility into more serious consultation requests.

Lead Quality

Higher-fit consultations

Paid Search Waste

Reduced significantly

Mobile Conversion Flow

Much clearer

The Situation

The website looked credible enough at first glance, but it was not helping cautious legal buyers decide. Practice-area pages were broad, consultation pathways were unclear, and paid traffic was leaking into lower-value searches.

What We Changed

  • Rebuilt the main family-law service pages around higher-intent search themes and the questions people usually ask before contacting a firm.
  • Restructured paid-search targeting so spend focused on consultation-ready searches rather than broad legal traffic.
  • Improved mobile conversion flow with clearer service positioning, trust language, and contact prompts.

What Improved

  • Higher share of enquiries connected to the firm’s preferred practice areas.
  • Noticeably fewer low-fit leads from paid search.
  • A stronger conversion rate from search visitors into consultation requests.

Services used: SEO, PPC, Web Design, Analytics

6 months engagement across Sydney, NSW
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DentalMelbourne, VIC5 months

Cosmetic Dental Clinic In Melbourne

The clinic wanted more treatment-specific bookings and fewer visitors bouncing after a first look at the homepage.

A Melbourne cosmetic dental clinic with a polished brand presence but underperforming treatment pages and too much reliance on homepage traffic.

Treatment Visibility

Improved across key services

Booking Intent

Stronger from service pages

Patient Confidence

Noticeably stronger

The Situation

The clinic looked good visually, but key treatment pages were too thin to rank consistently or reassure cautious patients before the booking step.

What We Changed

  • Expanded treatment pages around patient concerns, treatment comparisons, and Melbourne-specific search intent.
  • Improved trust cues, before-booking reassurance, and page hierarchy across the site.
  • Refined internal linking so the clinic’s key treatment pages supported each other instead of competing loosely.

What Improved

  • Better visibility for higher-value treatment searches.
  • More booking intent coming through service pages rather than only the homepage.
  • A clearer path from treatment research into enquiry.

Services used: SEO, Content Marketing, Web Design

5 months engagement across Melbourne, VIC
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