Step 01
Opportunity audit
A first-look report in English and Turkish: where demand is, who owns it today, and what the store could realistically win.
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An established online date retailer on a hosted e-commerce platform. Strong seasonal demand, a large catalogue, and content that had grown without a plan.
01The brand
Search demand in this category spikes around Ramadan and religious holidays, then falls for most of the year. The store had dozens of product varieties, overlapping category pages, and informational content that competed with its own product pages instead of supporting them.
02Last 6 months
Demand in this category follows Ramadan, so summer is the quietest time of year. Clicks bottomed out at 3.9K in August, the month before the work started. Since then they have climbed every month, reaching 6.8K in October, up 73%.

03Audit
Step 01
A first-look report in English and Turkish: where demand is, who owns it today, and what the store could realistically win.
Step 02
290 URLs crawled through a real browser (the site blocks plain crawlers), checked for indexing, redirects, on-page, schema, performance and the Google Business Profile.
Step 03
Every issue logged in a shared tracker with owner and status, so the client's team can work through them in order.
04Topical map
Built with Koray Tuğberk GÜBÜR's framework: central entity, source context, terms, entities, an ontology of varieties and origins, and a competitor review. Search volumes came from Google Keyword Planner for Turkey.
05Content
06Early signals
The first fixes and rewritten pages went live in October. Weekly impressions have roughly doubled since early September and clicks are up 71%. Part of this is the season starting to build, so the real test is next Ramadan, but the curve is pointing the right way.

I map the whole category, fix what blocks it, and write content your product pages can lean on.