Fitness & nutrition SEO.
35% revenue growth.
90 days in a competitive niche. A sharper route from search to sale.
How I worked with Efectiv Nutrition on topical maps, customer journeys and Shopify product pages to grow organic revenue, not just traffic.
More clicks.
More organic revenue.
The project summary reported growth across revenue and clicks, even through Google’s volatility. Here are the figures, with their reporting limits kept visible.
Organic revenue
+35%
Over 90 days
Google revenue
+33%
Over 90 days
Organic clicks
+35%
Over 90 days
The change, side by side.
Comparison baseline indexed to 100| Metric | Change | Reporting context |
|---|---|---|
| Organic revenue | +35% | Reported organic revenue growth. No absolute revenue or profit figure supplied. |
| Google revenue | +33% | Reported Google revenue increase. The source does not separate paid, organic or Shopping revenue. |
| Organic clicks | +35% | Reported organic click growth. No click totals or search reporting screenshot supplied. |
These are reported project outcomes, not independently verified analytics. The revenue categories may overlap and should not be added together. Exact dates, comparison periods, attribution settings and absolute totals were not supplied.
Don’t compete for
every fitness search.
Health and fitness is a crowded market. My focus was on revenue-oriented topics and the sub-niches where Efectiv Nutrition could build a more useful buying journey.
For a founder or CMO, the important connection is between demand, the page a shopper lands on and the products they can actually buy. A content calendar alone doesn’t solve that.
This was a team effort with Adam, Paul and Louis at Efectiv Nutrition. The ambition was to move towards industry leadership, not a claim that a No.1 position had already been achieved.
Analysis. Sprint. Build.
The system behind the work. Each phase connects the SEO plan with what needs to change in the store.
Find the demand worth building around.
I built topical maps for fitness sub-niches and mapped the user experience. The aim was to connect topics with a relevant buying journey, rather than treat every search as equally valuable.
- 01Sub-niche topical maps
- 02UX and customer journey maps
- 03Revenue-focused fitness topics
A topic map with a
buying journey.
CrossFit and Hyrox were areas of focus. This diagram explains the approach, not a ranking result or a reproduction of the client’s exact pages.
CrossFit nutrition
Search demand and buying questions
Training & preparation
Useful answers connected to the range
Relevant collection or PDPProduct suitability
Useful answers connected to the range
Relevant collection or PDPRecovery questions
Useful answers connected to the range
Relevant collection or PDPIllustrative topic and internal linking map. No niche-specific traffic, revenue or ranking figures were supplied.
Revenue-led.
Not a profit claim.
The 35% organic revenue increase is the commercial headline. The 35% organic click increase shows acquisition grew alongside it, but does not establish a conversion-rate improvement.
The separate 33% Google revenue figure comes from the original summary. Without a channel breakdown, I’m not labelling it Google Shopping growth or combining it with organic revenue.
Profit-led growth is the objective, but revenue is not profit. Margin, costs, returns and repeat purchases still need to be reviewed. These figures also don’t isolate the effect of each individual change.
Your best next topic
should have a route to sale.
Before adding another fitness article, ask which customer need it serves, which products are relevant and how a visitor gets from the answer to the right page. Then look at engagement and revenue, not just the ranking.
There was still market share to pursue after these 90 days. The next step was to keep improving the journeys and templates, not call the job finished.
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