Map
Three topical maps
One map per market, built around the condition as the central entity: types, symptoms, causes, treatments and everyday questions. 386 refined topics in the first quarter alone.
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A natural sinus-care medical device sold in three markets and three languages. Strict medical-accuracy rules, seasonal demand, and almost no informational content when I started.
01The brand
The brand ranked well for its own name, but almost every symptom and condition query in its category went to hospitals, pharmacies and health portals. Because the topic is health (YMYL), every page had to pass a medical fact-check before it went live, and every product claim had to match its regulatory wording exactly.
02What I did
Map
One map per market, built around the condition as the central entity: types, symptoms, causes, treatments and everyday questions. 386 refined topics in the first quarter alone.
Write
Each built from a SERP brief, written in the market's own language, with inline citations to clinical guidelines and peer-reviewed studies.
Verify
A separate pass on every number, study and guideline before delivery, plus a brand-compliance scan. Anything unverifiable was softened or removed.
03Results
Pages created during the engagement went from almost invisible to tens of thousands of monthly impressions, and kept climbing through the summer, when sinus searches are at their yearly low.
04Search Console
Search Console, last 12 months (11 November 2025 to 10 November 2026). Brand names are hidden; the numbers are untouched.



05Behaviour
Microsoft Clarity, last 30 days. Used to see which guides hold attention and where people get stuck.


06Lessons
I build the topical map, write to your compliance rules and fact-check every claim, market by market.