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Health & beauty ecommerce · UK · 28 days

Health and Beauty Ecommerce SEO Case Study: 3x More Impressions in 28 Days

A UK health and beauty online store had good products and fair prices, but struggled to show up on Google. Here is how technical and on-page SEO moved many of its keywords closer to page one in just one month. I ran this campaign as a Nepal-based SEO expert working with UK ecommerce stores.

PWRRR logo

Client: PWRRR
UK health and beauty online store

Before and After SEO Results

Previous 28 days

65

organic clicks

3,560

impressions

18.8

avg. position

Last 28 days

101

organic clicks · +55%

10.7K

impressions · 3x

12.5

avg. position

PWRRR Google Search Console: 101 clicks and 10.7K impressions in the last 28 days, up from 65 clicks and 3.56K impressions in the previous 28 days

Search Console: last 28 days compared with the previous 28 days.

About the client

About PWRRR, a UK Health and Beauty Store

PWRRR is a UK online store selling skincare, wellness and beauty products. It had strong products and competitive prices, but it struggled to appear in Google UK search results. Before the campaign, the site reached few keywords, had low impressions and relied mostly on paid or direct traffic.

Industry

Health & beauty

Market

United Kingdom

Business model

Ecommerce store

Campaign

28 days

The problem

The Problem: Big Retailers Held the Top Google Spots

The UK health and beauty market is crowded, and well-known retailers already had strong brand authority. The site also had several SEO issues of its own:

The plan

Our SEO Strategy for a UK Ecommerce Store

Technical SEO Fixes

UK Keyword Research

Product and Category Pages

Content Updates

Product Schema

Ongoing Tracking

Results

SEO Results After 28 Days

MetricPrevious 28 daysLast 28 days
Impressions3,56010,700+
Clicks65101
Click-through rate1.8%0.9%
Average position18.812.5

Main Improvements

In the first month, the website moved from low visibility to steady second-page rankings, with several keywords starting to reach page one.

Why Did the Click-Through Rate Go Down?

Impressions tripled because Google started showing the site for many new keywords. Most of those new rankings started on page two, where fewer people click. So the click-through rate dropped while the total number of clicks still went up. As those keywords move to page one, the rate usually rises again.

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